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Family Ghosts
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National Service: A Generation in Uniform, 1945-1963
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China at the Center: Ricci and Verbiest World Maps
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Not the End of the World
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13 Dark Tales: Collection Two
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ClareR (6134 KP) rated The Midnight Feast in Books
Nov 3, 2024
A Manor House has been converted into a luxurious hotel, complete with private “hutches” for guests to stay in. The local people are not at all happy.
This is a story of local villagers versus wealthy landowners, local myths and superstitions and destructive secrets. There’s a nod to Daphne Du Maurier’s The Birds - I like birds, and even I was deeply unsettled by the ones in this story!
I listened to this on Xigxag audiobooks, and the story sped by. It was tense, unsettling and pretty sinister on more than a couple of occasions!
Suffocatingly suspenseful!!