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The White Hart (Red Grouse Tales)
The White Hart (Red Grouse Tales)
Leslie W.P. Garland | 2015 | Fiction & Poetry, Mystery, Paranormal
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
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The fourth of The Red Grouse Tales is also the most obviously paranormal in nature. Told by Pete, a keen fell runner and ladies' man, his one tale actually consists of three linked stories. The central and longest concerns a visit to an old chapel, all that remains of a stately home. There he meets a woman who relates the tragic story of Christine, the former owner of the house and supposed ghost.

This isn't a ghost story designed to spook or discomfort; instead the intriguing tale of Christine, along with that of Pete himself, is a moral one of how some men and women manipulate each other and at what level that becomes unacceptable. The story itself is light with a happy (if not entirely surprising) ending that will leave a warmth where other stories in this collection have left a chill.

The lightest of the Red Grouse tales (in the edition I read) but very much a suitable one to end with.
  
    Sailing Regatta

    Sailing Regatta

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    Dive into an unforgettable experience. Inshore & Offshore Competitive Sport Of Sailing Races. Play...

    Mysterious Dunia

    Mysterious Dunia

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    Silk (2006)

    Silk (2006)

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    In Taipei, the crippled scientist Hashimoto uses his invention of "Menger Sponge" to capture the...

The Ghost of Christmas Granny
The Ghost of Christmas Granny
Sue Ann Jaffarian | 2022 | Mystery
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
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Who Is Reaching Out to Emma for Help?
This short story opens with Emma Whitecastle receiving a cry for help in the middle of the night. She’s confused because it doesn’t appear to be coming from a ghost. It sounds like a young child. Can she figure out who is calling for her help?

This is a short story in the author’s Ghost of Granny Apples series. Fans who want a quick check-in will be delighted with it. If you are new, it would be a good way to sample the characters, too. The characters are solid, and the mystery is wonderful, with plenty to keep me engaged as Emma and Granny follow a logical path to a suspenseful climax. The Christmas setting is fun, too. Being a short story, I read this is a little over an hour. If you are looking for a fun, Christmas themed short story, you’ll be glad you picked this one up.
  
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Dean (6927 KP) rated Shutter (2008) in Movies

Feb 27, 2018  
Shutter (2008)
Shutter (2008)
2008 | Horror, Mystery
6
7.3 (3 Ratings)
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A pretty decent effort of a remake of the original Thai film. It compares well and the scenes are very similar, but the Thai version was more jumpy and creepy for me. Though that could be partly put down to knowing what was coming. The imagery of the ghost girl is no way as scary as the Grudge, Ring remakes. Enjoyable film well made and featuring a recognizable cast including Rachael Taylor from Transformers.
  
Doctor Sleep
Doctor Sleep
Stephen King | 2013 | Horror, Science Fiction/Fantasy
8
9.0 (29 Ratings)
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Has got the creepy factor!
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I received a copy of the book for Christmas, and it doesn’t disappoint when it comes to the well known creepy factor that Stephen King is known for. Right from the beginning, (if you are well versed with the Shining) you will recognise straight away the ghost that Danny is scared of and think he is just seeing things, until his mum sees the evidence left behind.