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Barbara B. (
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
The Tower stands in solitude. What began as a seventeeth centruy manor house has grown over the centuries into something very different. Something evil. The Tower is haunted by much more than ghosts of the past, and it can do far more than simply terrify. It has a dark heart and it has grown restless. Fans of Stephen King will enjoy this!
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
The Tower stands in solitude. What began as a seventeenth century manor house has grown over the centires into something very different. Something evil. There are the stark walls, the shadow-filled rooms, the lonely corridors......
Very scary book. Reminds me of the Haunting at Hill House.
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Tonya B. from DECATUR, TN wrote on 3/26/2007...GOOD STORY
Great haunted story. A band goes to a house to house sit and create the perfect album. But The Tower has other plans for them.
FIVE YOUNG PEOPLE AGREE TO HOUSE SIT, BAD IDEA
Kathryn K. from SAN FRANCISCO, CA wrote on 12/10/2005...The Tower began as a 17th century manor house but has grown into something evil over the centuries. When five unsuspecting young people agree to stay there as housesitters, they learn that visitors are not welcome there.
Lisa S. from BULAN, KY wrote on 11/21/2005...Very chilling book. Haunted castle style with modern twist. A group of english musicians become care takers of an old English Castle and discover they are not alone in the castle.