Taylor Manse

By: C. H. Foertmeyer

Narrated by: Alan Philip Ormond

In the small village of Buffalo Brook, Vermont, stands Taylor Manse. A stately Victorian mansion built by the Reverend Michael Mariah Taylor in 1880, its living room floors stained with the blood of at least 19 people, has just been purchased by Wade and Anne Robinson. Wade, a rehabber, has purchased the manse as a fixer-upper, an investment property he hopes to flip at a large profit, as soon as the rehab is completed. What Wade was not told when he purchased the property from the TRI Group was the violent history of the manse. He also had no idea that the TRI Group was Taylor Realty Investment Group, comprised solely of the grandson of the Reverend Michael Taylor, and that he is the first owner from outside the Taylor family in the manse's 125-year existence.

But, in a town the size of Buffalo Brook, it wouldn't be long before Wade would learn of the manse's history. Now, he had just five months to finish his project or face the unsettling thought of still being there in December, the month in which all the previous murders had taken place - every 25 years. This coming December would mark the 25th anniversary of the last murders. If history could be considered a predictor of the future, he and Annie needed to be out of the manse by the end of November or face whatever came this way every two-and-a-half decades.

©2006 Charles H. Foertmeyer (P)2015 Charles H. Foertmeyer

More twists and turns...

Exciting plot turns kept me engaged throughout. Good narration performance by Mr Ormond. Overall a good "read'!

Taylor Manse

Alan Phillip Ormond narrates this beautifully.Wade and Anne fix houses up to re sell.This time they picked the wrong house and though they sell it and destroy it ,they will never be rid of the fall out.I loved this one!
I was given this book free for an honest review

A Haunted House Unlike Others!

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2.75

A very different ‘moving into a haunted house’ book. It was unique and the characters were ... complex. I liked that.
The story plodded along and I got lost. A lot. I put the book on the back burner. Numerous times.
I don’t need intense terror or action, but it dragged too often, without adding suspense nor substance. I think it’s a really good story, but the delivery was meandering.
The narrator didn’t enhance the experience, although it didn’t dim it either.
It’s better written than other Indie books, but I think it’s a few drafts short from being the best it can be.

This is my voluntary review of an audiobook received for free.

Slow start , with several twists

I wasnt sure I would enjoy this story , seems sort of run of the mill in the begining . That quickly changes as the story evolves . And for once a decent ending to a horror book .

Oldie but Goody

I read this a while ago. But I did enjoy listening to it. Was not the scariest but was good none the less, especially towards the end, I would give it a 4 star. There is good and evil (liked Eli) it was interesting concept. I will be looking in to some of his newer books as I also read The Room Beyond the Veil which was also good (not on audio though). This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of Audiobook Blast."