Alastar Manor: Where Death Awaits

De: Ron Trentham

Narrado por: Phil Hulett

A group of friends enter Alastar Manor to restore its crumbling walls. But as soon as they begin their work, the house begins to feed. Twisted shadows crawl through the halls, and the air grows thick with rot and death. The ghosts of past victims, mangled, mutilated, their bodies torn apart in unspeakable ways, stalk the friends, watching, waiting.

Bloodstains from ancient murders seep through the floors, and the screams of those who died violently in the manor echo in the dark. Decayed bodies crawl through the halls, their limbs bent at unnatural angles, their hollow eyes following every move. Flesh, once torn apart in the house’s bloody past, reanimates in grotesque forms, twisting into nightmarish figures that torment the living. Each room they enter reveals scenes of brutal killings, victims left with their throats slit, organs spilled, and bones shattered, trapped forever in their final moments of agony.

Every step they take drags them deeper into the manor’s blood-soaked history, where only one person has ever escaped. The house shifts, trapping them in a maze of horror, and the ghosts of those who came before, mutilated and deformed beyond recognition, lunge at them from the shadows, screaming for release.

The friends quickly learn that Alastar Manor doesn’t want to be restored…it wants to feed.

Alastar Manor is a brutal plunge into paranormal horror, soaked in blood and gore, that will leave listeners haunted long after the final tick.

This novel promises a pulse-pounding journey where every creak could be the sound of someone, or something, coming up behind you, hungry for its next kill. Alastar Manor isn’t just a haunted house, it’s a paranormal slaughterhouse, and no one is safe.

Unlock the doors to Alastar Manor today—if you dare.

©2024 Ron Trentham (P)2025 Ron Trentham

A Haunting You Can’t Walk Away From

Just finished my first Ron Trentham audiobook and I'm blown away. This thing had me hooked from chapter one and didn't let go. The atmosphere is incredible, the house literally feels alive, and I caught myself holding my breath without realizing it. It's not just jump scares either, it's that slow-burn creep that sticks with you for days after you finish.
The characters felt like real people, which made the tension hit so much harder. Every chapter builds perfectly until you're completely absorbed. Phil Hulett's narration is spot-on. His voice pairs perfectly with Trentham's writing, there were moments I forgot someone was reading to me and felt like I was just living in the story.
Already hunting down more of Trentham's stuff. If you're into atmospheric horror that actually gets under your skin, seriously give this one a shot.

Awesome!

Very good book, one that keeps you wondering what will happen next! Hoping the author makes more stories about Alastar Manor!!