The Tiger in the House

The Tiger in the House

â€œThe Tiger in the House is teeming with excitement and heart-stirring emotion. A natural storyteller, Sheehan will draw you in with her finely crafted characters and hold you tight until the very end.â€ â€”Heather Gudenkauf

Love and resentment, fear and hope intersect for two sisters as their desire to help an abandoned child forces them to face their past and decide their future . . .

Delia Lamont has had it. Though she loves her job at Portland, Maineâ€™s child services agency, its frustrations have left her feeling burned out and restless. Sheâ€™s ready to join her carefree sister Juniper and start a seaside bakery, celebrating and serving lifeâ€™s sweetness for a change.

Then the call comes: a five-year-old girl has been found at the side of the road. She reveals that her first name is Hayley, but little more. The only clues to her family lead to a shadowy web of danger that reaches closer to Delia herself than she would ever guess.

As she seeks to discover where Hayley belongs, Delia is forced to reexamine her own painful history. With no guide but her own flawed instincts, Delia must decide how deep to venture into the unknown, whether in shaping the destiny of the child who has no one else to turn toâ€”or in exploring the fierce dark corners of her own soul.

â€œThe Tiger in the House is at once terrifying and tender, a tribute to this writerâ€™s range in the realm of domestic drama. I read it once, and then I read it all over again. Stop what youâ€™re doing and settle down with this one.â€ â€”Jacquelyn Mitchard

â€œI love Jacqueline Sheehanâ€™s books because theyâ€™re about real life with exciting, breathtaking twists. The Tiger In the House is a gripper. From the start where we meet a five year old girl without a last name standing on the side of the road to the ending I wasnâ€™t expecting, I felt like holding my breath. What a great read.â€ â€”Cathy Lamb

â€œThe Tiger in the House is an absorbing story about two sistersâ€”the strengths and struggles they share, and the secrets they donâ€™t. Delia is a compelling heroine, sensitively rendered. Jacqueline Sheehan is a perceptive observer of the complexities of family relationships in the face of tragedy.â€ â€”Emily Arsenault
Country USA
Brand Kensington Publishing Corporation
Manufacturer Kensington
Binding Paperback
ItemPartNumber 9781617738982
Color Multicolor
ReleaseDate 2017-02-28
UnitCount 1
EANs 9781617738982

Country	USA
Brand	Kensington Publishing Corporation
Manufacturer	Kensington
Binding	Paperback
ItemPartNumber	9781617738982
Color	Multicolor
ReleaseDate	2017-02-28
UnitCount	1
EANs	9781617738982

The Tiger in the House

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