Hollow Road

Sullivan Gray Series, Book 5

By: H.P. Bayne

Narrated by: John Downey

For years, the legend of Faceless Flo - a young woman who disappeared in the 1920s - has drawn people to Hollow Road in search of her ghost.

Some were never seen again.

Among the missing is a young banker who vanished 30 years ago. Dez is called in to help solve the decades-old cold case, and when a connection to the Faceless Flo legend comes to light, he enlists Sully’s help.

But not everything is as it seems.

As Sully begins to unravel the truth, he finds himself on a collision course with an angry and dangerous spirit, and an enemy from his past who is guarding a dark secret.

But Dez and Sully have been concealing secrets of their own - and they’re about to come to light in a way that might shatter the brothers’ relationship forever.

The Sullivan Gray Series blends mystery and suspense with the paranormal and the brother dynamic of shows like Supernatural. If you like Odd Thomas, it's time to meet Sully.

©2019 H.P. Bayne (P)2021 H.P. Bayne

is this the end? I want to know what's next!!

am I missing something? i hope there are more books to this series and have to wait years for them.
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OMG! This book!

This book is simply amazing!

Okay, if you know anything about me, you know I love this series, but, wow! So much happens in this book...

The plot of this book is about a vengeful ghost who is making men disappear at the woods of Hollow Road. There is an old legend about a girl that might have been or might have been not killed in the woods, but is really Faceless Flo the responsible for all these missing men?

The legend intersects with a case in which Lachlan is working, and, of course, Sully expertise is needed. But soon, things become personal when the next missing man is Takara's new boyfriend. Strange connections keep emerging, and secrets get exposed...

Sully and Dez have a rough, excruciating, gut-wrenching time coming and believe me, the last part of the book will shake you to the core.

We come to understand the reasons for some of the actions of Sully's uncle (did I told you how much I want him in hell?), the main arc that glues together all the books seems to be coming to an end, and I just know it: it will be agonizingly painful.

As always, John Downey is fantastic narrating this book ♥