Still Falling

Troubled Spirits, Book 5

By: J. R. Erickson

Narrated by: Elizabeth Phillips

On a desolate peninsula, Skelling Hall has stood for more than a century.

When Iris Walsh confronts some troubling truths about her family, she flees to the Upper Peninsula to seek solace at the home of her grandmother. She’s soon swept into a disturbing mystery haunting her grandmother’s small town.

At the heart of the mystery is Skelling Hall, the long-abandoned mansion with a sinister past.

Don’t miss this chilling paranormal tale...

©2022 Jacqueline R. Erickson (P)2022 Jacqueline R. Erickson

Fabulous Book

I love this series. This one of the best, but they are all good. I had a hard time putting it down.

Loved it!

Didn’t want this book to end. Narration was great, story line kept me interested. Wish this one was a bit longer. On to the next in the series!

My FAVORITE Erickson Novel

Yep, this one is my favorite! I loved it. It had the perfect amount of everything I love! Murder, ghosts, creepy, scary, bittersweet, relationships, animals, justice and the truth! loved it!

Review for Still Falling

I loved the mix between different tropes like Horror, Paranormal and True Crime. It was a great build-up towards all the characters my favorite being Lola and Aiden while having a love-hate relationship with District Attorney.

When Iris discovers the gift she shares with her grandmother it brings in that Paranormal side and it did scare me a few times picturing the dead. I loved Lola because my grandma suffers from Dementia, So hearing the relationship between Iris and her brought such a warm mix of sadness to my heart. However, I enjoyed it because I would picture myself at times as Iris in those chapters.

The only Critique I have is, that I wish the scenes didn't fade to Black between Irish and the other characters during intimate moments. That it was more descriptive.

The ending was unexpected but I enjoyed it! Definitely would recommend it to anyone who wants to read/listen to Still Falling.

my favorite 1 yet

J.R. Erickson never seems to amaze me with the way he takes true story's and turn them into such an amazing read/listen, his story may change alot but in honesty everything he says could be 100 percent true .