Richard Salter
Paperback | Pages: 236 pages Rating: 4 | 60 Users | 22 Reviews
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| Title | : | The Patchwork House |
| Author | : | Richard Salter |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Trade Paperback |
| Pages | : | Pages: 236 pages |
| Published | : | December 9th 2014 by Nightscape Press |
| Categories | : | Horror. Fantasy. Supernatural. Paranormal. Ghosts. Novels |
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How do you escape an entity who can manipulate time itself?Accompanied by his American girlfriend Beth, British ex-pat James Randal has come home to assess his father’s latest real estate venture. The house at Binsham Park is an enigma of patchwork architecture from various eras, nestled in the remote Herefordshire countryside.
And it is haunted.
The ghosts of Binsham Park have never harmed anyone before, and the chance to stay the weekend in a real life haunted house is too great to pass up. Having invited James’s old school friend Derek and his wife Chloe to join them, both couples prepare for two days of ghostly adventure and excitement.
But something is waiting for them inside The Patchwork House. Something so powerful it can move pieces of the house back and forth through time at will. Something so malicious it will tear apart reality to isolate and torment its victims. Something so terrifying it will push James and his friends beyond the limits of sanity.
When time yields to the will of something truly evil, you’re in for the longest night of your life…
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| ISBN: | 1938644220 (ISBN13: 9781938644221) |
| Edition Language: | English URL http://www.nightscapepress.com/books/patchwork-house/ |
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Ratings: 4 From 60 Users | 22 ReviewsWeigh Up Appertaining To Books The Patchwork House
A really creepy ghost story, although I didn't find most of the characters likable.Other than a few times the characters did things I found goofy/stupid, I really enjoyed this book! It would make a great movie. :)
Seriously spooky and lots of fun! The Patchwork House is a classic haunted house story with an inventive twist. All the classic horror tropes are there, but turned around so you never know quite what to expect. Even the smallest moments, like the disordered ticking of a clock, manage to be very eerie. As for the big moments, well... Expect some of the most disturbing images from the story to stick with you for a while. There are plenty of great twists and a-ha! moments that keep things fresh and
Excellent storytelling and a very good storyThis is the first paranormal novel I have read and the storyline always left me thinking what would happen next. Every part of the story is excellently connected with the plot with so many unexpected twists, making me glued to the book without wanting to ever turn it off.
Picture the scene; an old creepy mansion without electricity, an endless night trapped in time, four people who cant seem to stick togetherThe Patchwork House isnt just your run of the mill spooky story; it is a terrifying journey which contains time travel, insanity and a healthy dose of revenge. James and his girlfriend Beth have gone to stay in his fathers newest investment; a huge country house in Herefordshire, which is said to be haunted. Despite this, they have invited an old friend,
Are you afraid of the dark? Richard Salters latest work is a twist on the Haunted House story. Four people are trapped in an old country house known to be haunted two of them are childhood friends who used to go ghost-hunting as children; the other two are their significant others. Great way to catch up on old times! The patchwork house is inhabited by an evil entity with the power to move parts of the house back and forth through time, it can mimic anyone and it wants to torture its visitors.
I really liked this book! I enjoyed the characters and the plot. It would make a good movie (other then having to work in the total darkness for filming!)!
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