The Trysting Place

Can a house have a mind of its own? Noah Bastian pours his heart and soul into building the cottage on the hill, and when he leaves, the house is prepared to wait. Over the years it keeps itself repaired, and as subsequent owners come, it either welcomes them by keeping them comfortable, or rejects them by causing problems, even precipitating their deaths. Can the house be freed from this? Carl Harrison is willing to try.