The House Beneath the Oak Trees

By: Faye Belle

Narrated by: Ella Lynch

Penny couldn’t believe her luck when they first arrived at Oak Tree House, the grand country estate where she would be spending the week to celebrate her sister’s 30th birthday along with her mum and aunt. Guarded by two gigantic oak trees, the empty house stands alone within Oakdene, a quiet and desolate village. She ignores her mischievous aunt as she jokingly tries to convince them that their rented apartment is haunted the moment they step foot inside. Always rational, Penny tries to place logical explanations to unexplainable events that start occurring from the very first day. When these encounters become more and more frequent, and more terrifying, Penny cannot avoid it anymore. Someone, or something, is staying in the apartment with them and Penny needs to find out what it is and more importantly, what it wants from her?

©2017 Faye Belle (P)2019 Faye Belle

Suspense from the beginning to end

A great chilly book to read that’s take you back and forth through time to put together prices of an old murder mystery.

Awesome story!!!

This is an excellent ghostly tale. The ending is superb. Excellent narration makes this very enjoyable.

Good, in a creepy sort of way!

I enjoyed this story. it was an easy listen... The Characters, both alive and dead, were interesting.. When the Dead can not speak for themselves... someone needs to listen. 😳

time travel mystery

I was on edge as I listened, and hoping for a positive outcome. Penny was beyond brave and deserved a better ending than the author gave her. I'm truly disappointed in the way it ended. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a great job

A scary ghost story

I loved this book. It is a ghost story, a haunted house story that gets scarier and grittier as it goes on. I thought it was very gripping and creepy. If you like scary stories, I highly recommend this one. The narrator was very good and you could feel the fear Penny was experiencing and the fear and desperation of Mary and Agatha. The horror and evil of the doctor was definitely projected also. Interesting ending...the kind of story that could be told around a campfire.