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The Lost Village Haunting

By: Geoffrey Sleight
Narrated by: Howard J. Davey
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Adam Collins buys an old cottage by the sea to relax when warned that his high pressure job could lead to an early heart attack. But ghosts of a nearby fishing village that, many years ago, collapsed into the sea return to haunt him. Soon, he is drawn into a supernatural world which increasingly threatens his future through strange events that unfold.

©2019 Geoffrey Sleight (P)2020 Geoffrey Sleight Ghosts Horror Haunted Scary Heartfelt

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Adam Collins buys an old cottage just outside of a small fishing village. Things are not as they seem though. The village and the fishermen are seated in a past timeline. No one else can see the people Adam sees. He becomes embroiled in the ghostly village and its people even to falling in love with a woman long dead when the whole village collapsed into the sea killing everyone. Adam knows what he sees, but is it his stressed mind playing tricks. Short and sweet story with good narration.

Haunting or time travel

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I really enjoyed this book, the narration was brilliant and the story was mysterious, unsettling yet charming and well written.

A well written eerie mystery

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This is a nice ghostly short story with an unexpected twist at the end. Got free code from the author which was nice. Look forward to more from this author.

Nice ghostly short story

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This is the most original haunting story I have ever read. It is not a haunted village the whole village is a haunting it had been lost back in the 1800s and for some reason only Adam can see it. At first he is eagerly excepted when he walks into the end, but Adam doesn’t know what is in store for him and what his new friends are capable of. This book as I said it’s so good I highly recommend it to anyone who likes haunted stories. I loved it

This book was so amazing!

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This turned out to be a 'nice' ghost story, rather than a frightning one. The story of a man, separated from his wife, who goes to find himself in a small cottage by the sea. The cottage is close to the shore where a village was swept away in the 19th century. He starts to see visions of characters from the village, and then starts to see the village itself, as it was. He actually goes to the village and meets and talks to the characters there. From there the story develops,,,, Pleasant enough story, but I'm afraid it was rather spoiled for me by the narration. It was spoken much too quickly, with some curious phrasing in places. There wasn't much of an effort made on characterising the various voices, or acting the story.

Nice enough ghost story

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