Horror: Still Birth

De: Summer Cooper

Narrado por: Nate Daniels

In the hills of western North Carolina in the late 1970s, a secret was born that would spread its terror through the lives of many. For friends Anne, Joan, and Meg that secret would mean a life locked away in a haze, death, and questions that would go unanswered. As the women, all on the verge of giving birth, wonder what the future holds for their children, the machinations of others will prove more powerful than even a mother's love.

In the present day, the secrets of the past can have consequences and Inga Parr is soon going to find that out. As she digs for the truth about who her parents are and how she came to be adopted, Inga uncovers long-buried secrets and tales of insanity. And the victims of the past aren't all dead and gone. Inga races to find out the truth about her own past and about the women who have been disappearing from Louisa Falls for years. Can she uncover the truth before it's too late or will she fall victim herself to a decades-old secret?

©2016 Lovy Books Ltd (P)2016 Lovy Books Ltd

great atory

I wouldn't call it horror but it was a suspenseful book. Kept me in wonder

In Desperate Need of a Professional Editor

This book had a promising story line but 2 things really got in the way. First, the narrator was deadpan and odd, and sounded irritated the entire time. I think this must have been an attempt at sounding ominous or mysterious or foreboding, but it was really just odd. And the voice he made for the mother was downright bizarre. This isn't a horror story as much as a creepy mystery. The second thing that seriously got in the way of this being a successful story was that the writing needed professional editing. Repeated words and odd phrasing occurred so often that by mid-book I could predict it happening. Please edit this book and reissue. It also needs a stronger ending. It could have been so much better as the basic story line was ok.