The Haunting of Shadow Hill House

By: Caroline Clark

Narrated by: Sangita Chauhan

A move for a better future becomes a race against the past. Something dark lurks in Shadow Hill House and it is waiting.

After her husband lost his job Jenny moves her family to the remote and beautiful Shadow Hill House. It is to be a new start. A safe place for daughter Abby to grow up and a new business teaching art for her. Only she cannot shake the feeling that something is wrong. Why won't the stains go from the carpets? Who is Abby taking to and why is she behaving so badly? Though her husband can't see it Jenny feels there is something evil lurking in the house and she sets out to discover what it is. As things begin to unravel Jenny fears for the safety of her family. Suddenly she wants to leave behind her dream, her home, and everything they have, only leaving may not be possible. In a desperate race against evil, she must find the answer or lose all.

Find out if the family can escape Shadow Hill House.

©2017 Caroline Clark (P)2017 Caroline Clark

mean little ghost

I liked this book. It kept me listening. The characters were well thought out. I love ghost books and haunted houses. Caroline Clark always brings the creepy out in her stories.

I was given my copy of this audio book at my request and chose to leave a review.

Great Ghost Story

Everything I could want in a ghost story. Great characters! Great background story! Suspenseful moments that keep you listening.

Couldn’t Finish It!

The story was okay. Although, I didn’t understand why Mason seemed like he was going to be a bad guy in the beginning of the book, but it wasn’t true. I thought the author was going to make the house turn him. That plot line was not well thought out at all or it was just sloppy.

My real problem was with the narrator! Her cadence was atrocious in a breathy sing-songy sort of way and things went downhill from there. I couldn’t decide exactly what she was attempting to do. When she would try to say a word it seemed like she only had the energy to say 5/8’s of it. What did she do with the rest of the word? Eat it?

I would suggest she learns how to speak before she tries to narrate. I made it to the final 1.5 hours of the book. By that point, I really couldn’t give two figs about Jenny, Mason, Abby, Victoria, but most importantly the NARRATOR.

Listen to the sample and if you think you can take 6 hours of the narrator, go for it. The story might be worth a listen. The thing is the narrator is the voice of the story; they are completely intertwined. If one or the other part is woefully lacking, then the whole thing is a disaster.