Reviewed by Frank Mutuma for Readers' Favorite

Morgan is experiencing stress at work because the publishers are losing money and dropping authors and editors. However, she has a manuscript that could potentially turn things around for General Publishing Company. The manuscript has been passed down through generations and Morgan is convinced that it is the unpublished autobiography of Sarah Winchester. Olivia used to work for Mr. Lieb but left after falling pregnant by a deceitful man. Luckily, she has found employment with Mrs. Winchester, who is willing to help her hide her pregnancy as they work on a new project. Mrs. Winchester has been the subject of many rumors, but she now wants to tell her story. To find out more about their journey and to find out if Mrs. Winchester is indeed a crazy spiritualist, you should read Mrs. Winchester's Biographer by Deanna Lynn Sletten.

I love books with strong female characters, and Mrs.Winchester's Biographer by Deanna Lynn Sletten did not disappoint. The excellent narration and the unique writing style kept me intrigued and entertained throughout the book. Deanna used suspense to great effect, and the twists and turns in the flawlessly flowing plotline kept me on the edge of my seat and yearning for more. I loved how well the characters were developed and they were relatable. The vivid description of events and places also captured my imagination and added to the overall beauty of this marvelous work. Readers will also appreciate the easy-to-understand language used, which makes the book accessible to all kinds of readers. I cannot wait to read something else by this talented author.