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Hate House

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Hate House

By: John C. Foster
Narrated by: Linda Jones
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Reclusive investigator Megan French is lured from isolation by a mysterious client who wants her to investigate the infamous Hate House. Too late, she discovers Hate House isn't a job, it's a trap. Gaslighted and manipulated, French is caught in an elaborate revenge plot seeking to unbalance her mind before framing her for a horrible crime. As French unravels the plan, she uncovers a wider world of the ultra wealthy who treat people as nothing more than pieces on a game board.

©2024 John C. Foster (P)2024 Mark Alan Miller Genre Fiction Horror Psychological Supernatural Thriller & Suspense
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Hate House is a chilling, psychological horror novel that drags you, along with the main character, deep into the abyss of madness. With its unexpected twists, vivid imagery, and disturbing scenes, this audiobook takes the listener on a visceral ride through the darkest recesses of the human mind as well as through the decaying mansion in which this story takes place.

Linda Jones heightens the tension with her expert, steady narration. The main character is portrayed believably as a rather tough, unfazed, and strong woman, with secrets of her own. But as we watch her unraveling, we see how vulnerable she really is. Jones captures the essence of the remaining characters with vocal diversity and authentic emotion.

Descriptive writing and gripping narration.

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