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The Grand Hotel: A Novel

By: Scott Kenemore
Narrated by: Christian Rummel
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Welcome to the hotel where nobody checks out. When a desk clerk welcomes a group of tourists into his mysterious and crumbling hotel, the last thing he expects is that a lone girl on his tour may hold the power to unravel the hidden mystery that has lain for untold centuries within the structure’s walls. The Grand Hotel is a horror novel by esteemed best-selling author Scott Kenemore (Zombie, Ohio) that takes the reader on a thrilling ride through an interconnected series of stories narrated by the desk clerk and the residents of the hotel itself. And while it is not known whether or not the desk clerk is actually the devil incarnate, it is strange that so many visitors who come for a tour of the hotel have a way of never leaving. As the narrator takes you deeper and deeper into the heart of the hotel, secrets that have been hiding for aeons begin to show themselves. Although he is quite prepared for this experience, there is some question as to whether or not the rest of the world shares this readiness. Kenemore's incredible style and originality carry The Grand Hotel to places most people only see in their nightmares. And while we don’t know all of the secrets that lie within the Grand Hotel, we know that the person who does hold that knowledge puts fear into the narrator himself - a thought that ought to terrify everyone.

©2014 Scott Kenemore (P)2014 Audible Inc.
Anthologies & Short Stories Dark Fantasy Fantasy Fiction Ghosts Horror Paranormal Science Fiction Supernatural Suspense Thriller & Suspense Haunted Scary Exciting
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read this book on a whim !
Absolutely great story within a story
provided hours of great listening
never boring
with a good plot twist that leaves you thinking??? ummmmm
What did I just listen to ?
I am now looking for more books by this author and that’s my ultimate accolade I want more

unexpected BRILLIANCE !!!!

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this was a well written story and held my interest from the get go., the characters were were well written especially the 2 lead characters. exceptional storyline and excellently read. such a perfect voice and clearly read.

very entertaining.

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Parts of this story I really enjoyed, others not so. I found the narrator’s attempt at an English accent (the priest) irritating as though trying to copy a posh accent from the 40s or 50s Hollywood. I’ve never heard the name Samantha pronounced Samahntha, or Doris as Dawris. Even the Aussie pronounced passage as passahge. Some listeners might not be bothered but it spoiled parts of it for me. Narration makes all the difference.

Different

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It was a good premise and story but I was frustrated within the first hour or so because I was bored and it didn'tseem to be going anywhere. I was going to leave it but I tried again. I still wasn't captivated but the stories became more interesting and I managed to persevere. fI finally finished and I'm still not sure now what I think of it now in all honesty. I'm glad I've finished it but won't be re-listening.
Performance was very good but it hurt my ears a little listening to the main characrers voice as it was so low at times.
Give it a go.

Strangely still undecided

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the collection of short stories are sometimes interesting, but they way they were priced together was not. the performance was at time very fitting but the accents and pronunciation of words in Australian and British dialect is literally laughable sometimes. it's a fine book for free but I would not spend a credit on it.

a collection of short stories

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