Nightmare Abbey

Nightmare Series, Book 1

By: David Longhorn

Narrated by: Thom Bowers

An evil force pulses deep within Malpas Abbey, overflowing with maniacal glee…

Overlooking a dark hill, the gloomy Malpas Abbey has been avoided by locals for centuries. Its infamous history is marred with blood and terror. Only the foolish would dare enter such a place, where devilish hauntings have left a string of dead bodies in its wake.

Just as the building is about to be permanently closed, things take an unexpected turn. An American television crew shows up, hoping to investigate the source of the structure's paranormal activity. Led by producer Matt McKay and paranormal expert Ted Gould, the hapless bunch enter the confines of the hellish residence only to discover that they are in way over their heads.

As the group tries to make sense of the strange occurrences, they soon realize that the cellar might be the key to unlocking the mystery. Inside lies a stone altar that emanates with the evil strength of the Devil himself, feeding upon the crew members' worst nightmares.

With the ominous cloud hanging over them, they realize that there's much more at stake than a disruption in filming. The only hope for survival rests on Ted, Matt, and his crew's ability to find their way out of the darkness, before the house devours them, capturing all the gory details on camera…

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Worth the listen

I honestly thought that I would be done with this a lot sooner. however I was not fond of the narrator and it took me awhile to adjust to him. otherwise the book is very good. the characters were not flat but fluid. The story was unique among other horror stories. I recommend you read it or listen to it.

What the heck?

Fictional horror is my favorite genre. This book wasnt what I expected, it is NOT your traditional horror story... but as it turns out, that isn't a bad thing at all. I loved this story, it had several unexpected twists and turns. It is ANYTHING but predictable, and I enjoyed not knowing what to expect. The narrator did an awesome job. His voice for the creatures was very unsettling in all the right ways, definitely creeped me out.

A Quick Good Story

The owner of the Abbey has interior motives. Itis really haunted or something else is seriously happening. This is a well defined story that is a little creepy. You have the Devil summoningan old Englishman which as time goes you in up with a team of paranormal investigators. Their story
Flows well with good narration. You have Sci-fi, Suspense and Horror into this quick read. The characters are well developed. You ger different emotions for them. You won't want to meet the creatures. This book leaves you wanting more.

A good start

A good start. If this was a movie it may have been spooky. But alas, no jump factor.
Would have given higher stars had it not been for The repeating chapter! Now I’ll never know if it was a glitch or if a chapter was cut out.

interesting

I enjoyed certain parts of the story but I felt like there could have been a little more in some parts and definitely a little less and others. Not a bad read And I believe once you start you will want to finish to the end. My biggest struggle was the prologue that was too long and too wordy.