OMG… half way through but had to review now!

Quick review the now and i will update it properly when finished, but oh WOW…. This is absolutely AMAZING! I am HOOKED!! Story BRILLIANT, narrators OUTSTANDING! Both of them do child voices REALLY good, don’t understand that other review about it at all?!! Already looked for more by this author!🤗👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 LOVE LOVE LOVE this book!😁😁♥️xxx
Add on… now finished and im gutted that it is! I jump from book to book usually, and im SO fussy, but this held my interest the whole way through 😊 LOVED it!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Thank you Nualla for a wonderful story! I have now purchased another book by you🤗😁 thank you to both narrators for your absolute OUTSTANDING narration! 2 BRILLIANT narrators i hope to hear lots more of🙏🏽😊 thank you audible for another AMAZING book!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽♥️

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Loved it!

Oh wow! This book gave me the tingles. It’s atmospheric, haunting, heartbreaking and mysterious. The lake and wild Yorkshire countryside backdrop framing the dilapidated house intrigued me from the start.

I bought both the Kindle and audio versions of this book and absorbed the story through a combination of both. Georgia May-Foote and Emily Barber brought these characters to life in a most absorbing way for me as the listener.

I felt the plight of the young soldier, so eager to please in every way and I was left almost shell-shocked at what Sarge was both putting her through and taking from her.

Lisa’s character entered the story with a bang too. A young woman, fleeing with her child, bringing along a tale yet to tell. Nuala Ellwood weaves the story of the mother and the soldier beautifully and the ending had me feeling a range of emotions. I love how Isobel’s character married the two viewpoints so skilfully.

This was a book that evoked my senses. I could feel the cold, the heat, smell; the house both then and now. It had so much about it in how it drew me in as a reader, so much so, I had this one finished in just over a day as I couldn’t stop reading and listening.

If you enjoy mysterious, atmospheric reads that fall into the psychological thriller/mystery categories, then you can’t afford to miss The House on the Lake. It is a thing of sadness spanning years and years that comes bang up to date. I’d definitely recommend the audiobook as it adds another chilling layer to the whole story. It’s a must read/listen! Loved it!

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Different but great

I was surprised when I first started this book as I didn’t know what to expect but I was hooked and couldn’t stop listening. I really enjoyed it and it was different to other books I’ve read.

The narrators were great, expect doing the child’s voice which was really annoying!

I’ll be looking out for more from the author.

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