Starling House

<p><b>&lsquo;One of the most unique works of fiction I&rsquo;ve ever read&rsquo; </b>&ndash; <b>Tamora Pierce on <i>The Ten Thousand Doors of January</i></b><br><br><b>Step into Starling House </b>&ndash; <b>if you dare . . .</b><br><br>No one in Eden remembers when Starling House was built. But everyone agrees that it's best to let the house &ndash; and its last lonely heir &ndash; go to rot.<br><br>Starling House is uncanny and ugly and fully of secrets, just like its heir. Opal knows better than to mess with haunted houses or brooding men, but it might be a chance to get her brother out of Eden.<br><br>It feels dangerously like something she's never had: a home.<br><br>But Opal isn't the only one interested in the house, or the horrors and wonders that lie beneath it. If Opal wants a home, she'll have to fight for i