House of Thorns

By: Lee Mountford

Narrated by: Hannibal Hills

The past never dies...it waits!

When Emily arrives at Erimus House, a sprawling old manor turned children’s home, she hopes for a fresh start. But alongside her new companions—Ollie, Daniel, and Lucy—she soon discovers that the house is far from ordinary. Strange sounds echo in empty halls, shadows move in impossible ways, and an unseen presence seems to be watching their every move.

Years later, the four friends, now adults, return to Erimus House to honour a promise to their enigmatic guardian, Eleanore. But the house has changed—and so has the darkness within it. What begins as a reunion quickly descends into a nightmare as the group is forced to confront horrors beyond their comprehension.

In House of Thorns, childhood fears take on monstrous forms in a chilling tale of loyalty, courage, and the unrelenting grip of the past. Will they escape Erimus House once more—or has it been waiting for their return all along?

Download House of Thorns today to dive into this terrifying horror novel.

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Great story

Very suspenseful, kept me engaged and enjoyed it very much. Looking for more Lee Mountford stories!

Slow burn

Slow burn that keeps you wanting more. I couldn’t stop listening. So good. And I love Hannibal Hills. Really makes you feel each character

Lee has done it again

once again this was a really good book Loved it Love the performance and hits me in my heart as I used to be in the system as an adopted boy myself so this was really really good so I love this book and I'll definitely recommend it This was really good one of my favorites so far!

A wild ride.

I can totally see why it's been said that this book is kind of a mix between IT and The Shining.
It was very creative and fun

what a story

it was a great read. it's very hard to avoid spoilers when saying what i like about it. I just say, great story and pacing. great twists to said story. and the narrator, Mr Hannibal Hills nailed it as usual. it's a standalone book as well, in case that matters to you.