Seven Sisters (Seven Sisters Series) Paperback – Large Print, September 30, 2014

I found this book to be very enjoyable with great character descriptions. It definitely gave me a thirst for more. I can't wait for the next book in this series

I enjoyed reading Seven Sisters by M. L. Bullock. Loved the Carrie Jo character. I recommend it to mystery readers.

Love the way the author weaves history and modern day and intertwines mysteries within it all. Looking forward to the next in the series.

I couldn't put it down. Can't wait to see how all these "little mysteries" unfold. Definitely getting the second book ASAP!

I hate cliff hangers...sudden endings..I really enjoyed the rest of the book But now Ill never know if I can't buy the next one.This one was free

This book blew me away. It is a mystery but not like most mysteries. I am going to read this series to the end. So much weirdness going on.It is a book with a bunch of different personalities all working on restoring an old house. Each one has their own agenda for what they are doing. The reader will need to decide on good guys and bad guys.Pick this book up and get hooked...

I hate books that leave you hanging! They should tell you you have to buy the next 20 books to get to the end!!!

SEVEN SISTERS: BOOK I, by M. L. Bullock is a suspense filled mystery, butalso a curiosity builder and a tale of hidden shadows that seemed to make themselvesknown in certain rooms of the Historical Society building, and would only revealthemselves to Carrie Jo, who was asked to join in and help the Historical Society inMobile. Why only she and no one else could see what was going on? Would she be ableto uncover the mystery without being harmed? This amazing read kept my attention allthe way through to the end. As the story opened and Carrie Jo settled in, she began to see things a littledifferent, but why? Her senses were so awake that she actually thought she smelled,tasted and felt things around her, but yet, it was as though she was sent back to anothertime, to another place. Why did her dreams seem so real to her? Were they dreams, orwas something or someone working with her mind to make her think that way? it didn’ttake long for things to liven up a little more after her first, was it an hallucination, ordream? The colorful setting, along with the puzzling plot, took me, along with Carrie Jo toan amazing place. But, where was here? That’s what made this story so amazing. Peoplefrom the past began to show up. Why? What was the Seven Sisters? Was it a place? Wasit the name of a group of people, or society? Was it the name of a building? This is whatCarrie Jo wanted to find out. Will this little adventure take her farther than she is willingto go, or will it build her curiosity toward finding out the truth?

I was told the "Seven Sisters" was a good read and that there were a couple of sequels. When I found this book and it said it was one of a series, I bought it without checking the author's name (how many series of books called Seven Sisters can there be, after all?). When I started reading it, it was such a lot of nonsense that I couldn't believe friends had found it worth reading, only to discover that I had the wrong book. If you're looking for Seven Sisters, make sure you check which one you're getting. This one is a waste of time and has no ending. I have since read the first of the Seven Sisters by Lucinda Riley and it is indeed a very good read.

I did like this book but it was a short story and incomplete if I want to read any further chapters I would have to purchase a lot more short stories. Sorry not happening.

This story is based on The Seven Sisters but with a twist. Carrie-Jo dreams about the past amongst many thingsWhen the handsome and not to mention wealthy Ashland Stuart offers her a job to help uncover the mysteries of the Seven Sisters building will it be her dream job or will it turn out to be anything but. For me this book became more interesting towards the ending

This book follows Carrie Jo as she takes a job to help refurbish and set up a museum at the Seven Sisters house in Mobile as a historian. She has the ability to dream about the past based on the location which gives her a wonderful insight into her job.I thoroughly enjoyed this book and would imagine that Carrie Jo's character could be applied to many situations and circumstances. My only issue with the book was it finished too soon and abruptly, but I suppose that's to encourage the readers to move onto the second book.

This is an excellent haunting mystery and is easy to read with very few obvious grammatical errors so nothing to interfere with the storytelling. Good atmosphere and likeable heroine. Not sure about the Ashland as you would have to read more in the series to discover if he is genuinely nice.