Oct 1, 2013 · The Good House, by Ann Leary, is funny, poignant, and terrifying. A classic New England tale that lays bare the secrets of one little town, this spirited novel will stay with you long after the story has ended.

Nov 11, 2012 · A funny, poignant and revealing novel that’s become a huge word-of-mouth hit in the US. How do you prove you're not an alcoholic? Hildy Good has reached that dangerous time in a woman's life - middle-aged and divorced, she is an oddity in her small but privileged town.

Jan 15, 2013 · A funny, poignant and revealing novel that’s become a huge word-of-mouth hit in the US. How do you prove you're not an alcoholic? Hildy Good has reached that dangerous time in a woman's life - middle-aged and divorced, she is an oddity in her small but privileged town.

Sep 2, 2003 · The Good House is a horror story spanning generations of the Toussaint family and their home. The family has a history of healing and mysterious vodun practices, or maybe they're just extremely lucky.

The Good House tells the story of Hildy Good, who lives in a small town on Boston's North Shore. Hildy is a successful real-estate broker, good neighbor, mother, and grandmother. She's also a raging alcoholic.

Oct 1, 2013 · Ann Leary's The Good House creates a one-of-a-kind character in Hildy Good, and gives us a raw, first-person glimpse into the mind of a middle-aged, outspoken wry New England realtor so real she might be someone you know...yet who also is hiding her alcoholism from her family, her town, and herself. By the end you'll be flipping pages, trying ...

THE GOOD HOUSE is by turns funny, poignant, and terrifying. A classic New England tale that lays bare the secrets of one little town, this spirited novel will stay with you long after the story has ended.

Mar 8, 2013 · “The Good House” has a plot packed with small-town intrigues: extramarital affairs, feuding mothers, a missing child and psychic powers that trace back to the Salem witch trials, to...

The Good House is a horror novel by American writer Tananarive Due, first published in 2003 by Atria Books. [1] The story follows Angela Toussaint as she returns to her late grandmother's home in Sacajawea, Washington.