A House Full of Dreams — E. Rose Sabin

When Frisia Storm moves her entire family into the very large and very strange old house she has inherited from her sister, her daughter Cecily immediately sees by the house's run-down condition that her mother's dream of turning it into an income-producing bed-and-breakfast cannot become reality. Yet, unlike her two older sisters, Cecily enjoys the house, and rather than be intimidated by its strangeness, she finds comfort in it. The evil that exists in the house is evil they have brought to it. The house has its own forms of protection against that evil. Each member of the family will discover the house's power to bring dreams to life, and each will react differently to the embodiment of their dreams. For Cecily the clash between dream and reality may prove empowering, but only if she is willing to relinquish her fears and take a firm stand against the evil that eats at the heart of the Storm family.