Hidden Company

A Dark Psychological Thriller

De: Sarah England

Narrado por: Penny Scott-Andrews

A dark psychological thriller set in a Victorian asylum in the heart of Wales.

Warning - contains highly disturbing material!

It's 1893, and 19-year-old Flora George is admitted to a remote asylum with no idea why she is there, what happened to her child, or how her wealthy family could have abandoned her to such a fate. However, within a short space of time, it becomes apparent she must save herself from something far worse than that of a harsh regime.

It's 2018, and 41-year-old Isobel Lee moves into the gatehouse of what was once the old asylum. A reluctant medium, it is with dismay she realizes there is a terrible secret here - one desperate to be heard. Angry and upset, Isobel balks at what she must now face. But with the help of local dark-arts practitioner Branwen, face it she must.

This is a dark story of human cruelty, folklore, and superstition. But the human spirit can and will prevail...unless of course, the wrath of the fae is incited.

©2018 Sarah Elizabeth England (P)2019 Sarah Elizabeth England

Fantastic!

This was a wonderfully written and perfectly dark put together story. I don’t leave many reviews in general but the author of this book did such a great job with everything. Strongly recommend!

creepy and despairing so sad.

The story and voice was a little bit to dramatic for me,although I stuck with it and it turned out to be a good story.

loved the story

the narrator has a very good voice, but she paused too long at times.

Fun but not deep

it kind of felt like a short story that got overly drawn out only to conclude in a fairly normal trope... the narrator had some really good voices but the main characters were awful, high pitched, and wavery constantly. over all not bad. Had some intrigue

loved it

it's hard to beat her previous series but I feel like this is a fair competitor. the characters were super interesting and well developed. The story itself... Oh my Lawd, freaked me out!!!! love love love love love Sarah England and all of her stuff. The voice actor did a phenomenal job as well.

Frustrating in a good way

I really liked this book. It was supernatural in a pagan, wood fairy kind of way and included inter weaving stories from different times. The situations of the two main characters were very frustrating at times but it tied together in the end. It is worth the listen if you like period pieces, pagan lore, and complex stories.