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The Hay Fort
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Author Judith Ann McDowell
World Castle Publishing

Category:  Horror
Publisher: World Castle Publishing

ISBN-10:  1938243285

Type: Fiction

Pages: 240

Copyright: 
April 7, 2012
ISBN-13: 9781938243288


Two teens enter an old mansion that may be haunted. Does an evil ghost or a witch reside there?

Let all who know the name of the beast give up his name. For he will not hold back his wrath against a child the most holy.
When teens Willie and Butch Coby enter the old mansion just down the road, they have no idea what awaits them in the shadowed rooms. Could rumors of evil being practiced on the unborn and newly born be more than stories?
Some things are better left alone. For when those seeking an adventure get too close to the truth, they realize the far reaches of the unknown can be far more ominous than their worst nightmare.



     



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By Tricia, July 9, 2012 [5-star review]

Great read. Easy to get into. I was hooked from the beginning and found myself wondering what kind of mischief Butch and Willie would get into next. Very well written, I could picture everything, from the broke down bus, to the mansion, to the witch and the ghost children. I felt myself being transported into the words on the pages and found it difficult to concentrate on anything else.
This is the fifth book by Judith that I have read and I am a huge fan, everything she writes is so real and believable with enough details that I can clearly see the characters and their surroundings, but not so many that they draw away from the story.
The Hay Fort is one of the best bools that deals with the supernatural that I have read in quite some time. I highly recommend it for anyone who has even a small interest in the supernatural or just likes a good ghost story. But be prepared to do nothing else until the last page because it's next to impossible to put down.



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