The Haunting of Grey Manor

De: K.W. Callahan

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Dark and foreboding, the hulking edifice of Grey Manor sits silently atop an isolated summit in the rolling hills of Pennsylvania. Its grounds now overgrown and neglected, local residents have found themselves debating for decades why the property has been allowed to descend into its derelict state.

Among the area’s younger generations, scrutiny of the fabled site has taken on a different form. Tales of wild, beast-like creatures roaming the grounds, of terrifying screams issuing from within the walls of the once stately home, and of murderous maniacs lurking within its musty and mold-covered confines are told and retold at sleepovers or around campfires.

With such stories forming the mythical backdrop of Grey Manor, it’s no wonder that a visit to the estate grounds has become a rite of passage among the area’s more adventurous adolescents. But for one close-knit group of friends, Grey Manor will become something far more. Beyond the estate’s mangled gates lies a dark secret, a secret that will impact all their lives. Will the haunting of Grey Manor reinforce the bonds of their relationships, or will it sever them forever?

description is very misleading there was no Ghosts. or even a Haunting as in pass regrets

as a story of a very young adult struggling with life and financial challenges then it's a very long and rambling ok. no suspense just a very old tale of life and some times poor decisions
sorry a no for me

Solid Story. Mislead Expectations.

The description of the book is correct, kind of. Act 1 flows well and I like the change in paced of how the author choose to tell it. By act 2, I was lost. I asked myself where was this story going. It takes a very long detour. I'm cool with it but the description then starts to be misleading. By act 3, we get back on track but some of the earlier moments don't get answered. Not all. The story does end ok. However some pieces must have been written to go nowhere. I held on to them and by the end, nothing for them. Overall, fair. However, be warned that this book misleads slightly. Good at best on sale. Save your credit.