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Five years ago Trent’s world was destroyed. His fiancé was murdered and he was the accused. Though acquitted of the murder, the people around Trent still believed it to be true, maybe the fact that he’s a bestselling horror author lent to their belief. Trent decides to leave Chicago and move to a quiet little Massachusetts town. Everybody in Hammond, MA has a ghost story for Trent. While he first thinks it is due to his genre of writing, Trent soon learns that one such ghost story, the one about the house he’s living in, is true.

At just 51 pages Eden’s Curse doesn’t feel like a short story. It was so well rounded with a bit of suspense, sex, and finally love that it felt more like a full-length book. This is truly a sign of a great author. Trent and Eden’s stories unravel at such a nice pace that there is no feeling of dragging or rushing the story line. Both our main characters have such strong emotions of great sorrow that I was nearly dragged into despair. However, Trent’s ability to keep an open mind, mainly due to his profession, lifted the mood . . . as does the great sex! For a well written book with a paranormal flair, you will most definitely enjoy Eden’s Curse.