A Haunting eBook L.I. Albemont
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From the author of Contagion A Novel of The Living Dead comes a new novel of dark horror.
Fleeing a troubled past, Sarah Faust thinks she has found the perfect place to start a new life. Tucked away on a charming side street and surrounded by lush grounds, the three-hundred year old fixer upper in the port city of Charleston offers a refuge and a place to start over. But all is not as it seems at 5 Rue Lane and she soon finds that her new house harbors something that has been there for a very long time. Something that refuses to stay buried.
In A Haunting, Albemont brings us parallel tales of old and modern horror, weaving colonial era events into a modern ghost story you won’t soon forget.
Readers are saying
"I loved the story!! Charleston's rich and dark history along with a ghost story, romance down the road for the character Sarah...Will be looking forward to buy previous books from this author."
"Don't read this alone because it is a great demon story and you might need backup. The Exorcist scared me so bad when I was a teenager I couldn't
sleep alone for years. This story brought all that fear back."
"The twists and turns in this book are great. It's creepy and spine tingling! I love the ending and recommend it to anyone that enjoys a good suspense novel!"
"Loved the book. The story line was A++. Hope there is more to come from this book. It needs a sequel."
A Haunting eBook L.I. Albemont
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A Haunting eBook L.I. Albemont Reviews
The book has great creep factor and I do not mind that it is written in a rather basic style. The negatives though are that so many threads are left loose that the ending is just a disappointment and the main character causes so many of the problems by keeping quiet even when horrendous events happen that she is not believable or very likeable. I would read a sequel though to find out what is going on in the characters' lives. The author is promising and I love the Charleston setting.
Don't read this alone because it is a great demon story and you might need backup. I'm always ed out by demons. The Exorcist scared me so bad when I was a teenager I couldn't
Sleep alone for years. This story brought all that fear back.
Every September and October I gather lots of ghost stories to huddle up with under a throw blanket with some tea. It's the perfect way to kick off autumn and this book was my favorite of the season so far. It's on the shorter side, which is great when you have a stack of spooky stories to get through, and the action kicks off nearly immediately. If you are the type of reader who drags through the first hundred pages of back story waiting for a book to get "good", you'll appreciate A Haunting because things get creepy fast and often. It wont keep you from sleeping at night, but is satisfyingly spooky nonetheless.
This book has it all. The suspense, the thrill, ghost and paranormal events that are non stop. Along with old historic houses and a hint of romance- what else can I say!!! I just discovered this author but I definitely plan to look up more great reads from Albemont. )
This is the first book I've read from this Author. I'm always nervous about reading horror books by authors I have no prior experience with. I will get to that reason soon. I felt this book was well written and as a paranormal investigator myself I felt the whole paranormal aspect was right up my alley. First though, I have to say when you're dealing with Demons, it's NOT a haunting. Haunting are human entities. Second, while I liked the book (we are getting to that reason now) I could have done without the animal slaughtering. It lent nothing to the book. I've said this about horror movies as well, that when a director or author stoop to such tactics it's usually because their writing is subpar and they grasp at straws to get people attention. The whole the "deer screamed as it was dying as it was ripped apart" was over the top and was not needed for the book. I will probably try one more book but, If she has stooped to these tactics again, it will be the last book I'll read.
I think the story is good. It has just enough creep to have you looking around and over your shoulder when reading, but, not too much to make you afraid to get up and go to the bathroom in the middle of the night. The book is far from being all roses and sunshine and some bad things happen but it is not morbid, gory or depressing. As far as I could see there weren't any obvious grammar mistakes or repeat phrases. This might be an odd review but these are the kinds of things I look for and thought there may be like minds out there.
I am a cat lover, and how this book's heroine treated her little kitten disturbed me. Fed spicy red rice, put him outside while the heroine herself was frightened by some beings lurking out there (that tore animals to pieces), did nothing while her kitten was screaming, and there was no remorse or regret or sadness after his death.
I've been searching for weeks to find a book in this genre that I wanted to read beyond the sample. I found it. Very well written! I had to make myself stop reading at 200 am last night and immediately started reading upon waking. I haven't finished the book yet, I stopped to write this review in the hopes the author would read it. I love your writing style and hope you will continue writing books of this kind. Haunted house books are my fav and it's difficult to make this interesting anymore. It's been done a lot ) I still never tire of these stories and you've done a great job here please continue. You've got a loyal fan.
I highly recommend this book and this author. I feel confident you'll read past the sample )
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