Inside Perron Manor

Investigating Britain's Most Haunted House

By: Lee Mountford

Narrated by: Hannibal Hills

Welcome to Perron Manor--Britain's Most Haunted House

In 2014 a group of paranormal researchers conducted a weekend-long investigation at the notorious Perron Manor. The events that took place during that weekend were incredible and terrifying in equal measure. This is the full, documented story.

In addition, the author dives into the long and bloody history of the house, starting with its origins as a monastery back in the 1200s, covering its ownership under the Grey and Perron families, and even detailing the horrific events that took place on Halloween in 1982.

No stone is left unturned in what is now the definitive work regarding the most haunted house in Britain.

This book is a work of fiction and is intended as an introduction to the Haunted Series, which continues with Haunted: Perron Manor

©2020 Lee Mountford (P)2022 Lee Mountford

Spooky Substance

I liked the spookiness of the entities. Very well done for a book. You could really envision what the characters were experiencing. The ending was a little mundane. But overall it’s a good read.

I Loved Getting the Backstory

It was so fun to hear the details of the investigation that was only mentioned in the book. Sarah read the book David write but shares almost nothing except her beliefs or non- belief, and we get a sense of David, and his passion, in book 1, so it was great to hear the story and get the details of the history of the house and the lineage. I really enjoyed this. I read the print in book 1 and ordered book two in print as well. I will listen to more of his books here and highly recommend it.

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Such an engaging story with multi level characters! Love this series! can't wait to listen to this authors other books!

Sounds like a great series

Awesome introduction, looking forward to listening to the other in the series. Hannibal Hills reads it perfectly and adds that special feeling of dread that only adds to the spooky nature of the book. Well done!