Fireside Horror
The Wendlelow Mysteries
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Narrated by:
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Aubrey Parsons
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By:
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P. A. Sheldon
About this listen
There is a troubled town nestled on the border of Shropshire and Powys. Steeped in folklore, domain of ghosts, it is witch haunted Wendlelow. Pity those who dwell there. Here is a collection of interconnected tales, ghostly, gothic and monstrous, so curl up by the fire, dim the lights, and prepare to be horrified.
©2024 Paul Alexander Sheldon (P)2025 Paul Alexander SheldonListener received this title free
excellent short stories
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As the title suggests, these are perfect to read or listen by the fire in a winter night, when a sudden light outside the window catches our attention (be careful not to look at it), or when a friend comes in with an ancient book, or when whilst reading the news, you learn about kids disappearing without any apparent reason.
I loved how most of the stories were interconnected through the diary of Elsbeth Although all the stories were entertaining and interesting, one stayed with me and it was the last one, telling about a demon eating on humans’ blood shed through violence, feasting especially during wars (of which we have more and more every day). This felt very actual and in my opinion, not that much of a legend as well.
Living in the UK, I loved these stories set at the border of Shropshire and Powys (England and Wales, respectively), and I’m looking forward to more!
Thanks to the author for the opportunity to listen to it and this is my honest opinion.
A delightful collection of folklore horror!
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Nice stories and well read..
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Mostly set in an other-worldly version of Shropshire during the early twentieth century, the tales are loosely linked, mostly through the writings of Elspeth McGinnity. They are in chronological order but could be enjoyed separately, without any real need to have read/heard the previous tales.
I found the writing to be well paced and for me it painted vivid pictures of the locations, characters and situations played out in each tale. This was boosted further by the great narration, which gave a dramatic flourish to the intriguing events.
Great collection of creepy and atmospheric folklore tales.
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The story was extremely well written and the narrator matched it so well. Looking forward to another instalment!
A ‘can’t put it down’ book.
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