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Billie Wichkan (118 KP) rated Haunted: Horror of Haverfordwest in Books

Dec 7, 2018

Haunted: Horror of Haverfordwest

G.L. Davies | 2018 | Horror, Paranormal, Thriller

8.0

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everything; based on his own true experience (0 more)

creepy, scary haunted house

Blissful beginnings for a young couple turn into a nightmare after purchasing their dream home in Wales in 1989. Their love and their resolve are torn apart by an indescribable entity that pushes paranormal activity to the limit. Haunted: Horror of Haverfordwest is the prequel to the bestselling A Most Haunted House. Dare you step inside...
Whether you are a believer in the paranormal or not you shall enjoy reading this book. This is a very well written story and it is based around the authors’ own experience he had living in a haunted house in Wales. The writer had over 20 years’ worth of evidence. There are incidents and events that still linger long after you finish reading that will keep you thinking long into the night.
This book for me is just brilliant and I love the paranormal as I grew up in a haunted house and have my own experiences as well. This book just grabs you and doesn’t let go. The atmosphere of the book is not for the faint hearted and easily scared but if you are be sure to read with all the lights on. You simply cannot go wrong if what you're looking for is an intense and spooky story.
Many thanks to John Hunt Publishing and Net Galley for an ARC.

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The Garden in the Clouds: Confessions of a Hopeless Romantic

Antony Woodward

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Winner of the National Trust Outdoor Book of the Year 2011 The story of one man's unlikely quest to...

Dean (6927 KP) rated True Grit (2010) in Movies

Feb 16, 2018

True Grit (2010)

2010 | Action, Drama, Western

7.9

(16 Ratings)

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Good Western

A very good and enjoyable film, nevertheless it didn't quite hit the heights I thought it would after all the hype. I haven't seen the '69 John Wayne version but imagine this is a lot "grittier". It's a good story, the acting especially from Bridges as the old scruffy US Marshall and the young girl is superb to watch with a witty script to boot. It just felt a little short and lacking a bit more action to be the epic master piece it has been heralded as. A very good film indeed but not up there in the westerns dept with Unforgiven, The Outlaw Josey Wales.