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Dark Isle: Paranormal & Supernatural Horror Story with Scary Ghosts (Dark Isle Series Book 1) Kindle Edition
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Mark's journey takes him to dark places, where he finds himself haunted by a ghost from his troubled childhood. But that's nothing compared to the terrors that await as he heads towards the Dark Isle, where the solution to an ancient mystery lies.
Something far more terrifying than any ghost is on his trail. Awakened after decades of hibernation, it is deadly, unstoppable and hungry.
Hungry for blood.
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateDecember 9, 2016
- File size355 KB
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"Was surprised by some of the twists in it, which were unusual. Many stories in this genre are predictable...this one was different. I picked up the White Tower immediately after I finished this one." -Reader
"Scary and well-written!" - Reader
"A very good story, with a new twist. I liked it a lot and could hardly put it down until I had finished it." - Jeffrey L.
"What a great book. There wasn't any part I didn't enjoy. The book started out interesting and continued until the end, which I enjoyed very much. There weren't any parts that became dull or slow which is another plus in my book." - Reader
"This story is a thinking person's story. Well crafted premise. Interesting characters, and enough action to keep even an addicted story reader involved." -Reader
"I highly recommend this book. Once I started I couldn't put it down."-Gloria A.
"Wow. What a great book. There wasn't a part I didn't enjoy." -Reader
"I love a good ghost story and picked this one up by chance. I've already downloaded #2 and #3 in this series and can't wait to start reading." -Karen M.
"This book was a lot of fun to read. I think the writer has quite a vast knowledge of the area and had fun writing his story." -Alice M.
From the Inside Flap
After a slow start to the afternoon, the bar of the Grey Horse was suddenly crowded, thanks to the arrival of the volunteer lifeboat crew.
"Another tourist stuck in a sweatbox, was it?" asked Rose Hyde, pulling pints of the local beer.
The 'sweatboxes' were small huts mounted on ten-foot stilts near the middle of the causeway, allowing people trapped by the tide to climb up a ladder and wait for rescue. As the nickname suggested, the huts hadn't been designed for comfort. They sometimes ended up smelling of worse things than sweat.
"Not exactly," said Jim Falk, the captain of the lifeboat. He gave a slight jerk of the head to indicate the end of the bar where Sharkey was nursing his pint alone.
"Another false alarm?" asked Rose, lowering her voice.
"Too bloody right!" said another crew member, without moderating his tone. "We spent two friggin' hours farting around out there. Not a trace of anybody. 'Bloke on an old-fashioned bicycle' my arse!"
Sharkey didn't look round, but silently picked up his pint and went outside.
"You should cut him some slack, lads," said Rose. "He's been through a lot."
"I know," replied Jim, but there were derisive noises from other life boatmen.
"If you're seeing things, you shouldn't be on the crew, simple as that," said one, to murmurs of agreement.
"Well, Barry," shot back Rose, "judging by your state most Saturday nights, we're lucky you don't call the boat out to look for pink elephants."
That got a good laugh and lightened the mood somewhat. Leaving the crew to their banter, Rose went outside to collect glasses and found Sharkey standing by the wall of the small beer garden, looking out at the causeway.
"Al right, Sharkey?" she asked.
He didn't reply.
Rose put the glasses down on a table and went up to him, touched him on the shoulder.
"I know you saw it, Sharkey."
"Don't you go and humor me, girl," he muttered, lips barely moving under his straggling gray beard.
"Brown clothes, maybe tweed. Cycle clips, thick socks. Cloth cap, with a peak. Old-fashioned bike, clunky-looking," said Rose.
Sharkey looked down at her, eyes wide.
Rose turned away, picked up the glasses and said over her shoulder.
"You're not the only one with the sight, Sharkey. I've seen that one a few times lately. The closer to the edge we get, one way or another, the more likely we are to see them. They're nothing to be scared of, just you remember that."
Sharkey watched her as she went inside, then turned and took a swig of his beer and set the glass back down on the wall.
"It's not the ghosts I'm scared of, girl," he said to himself, as he watched the shifting patterns of the restless sea.
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Product details
- ASIN : B01MRQZZL0
- Publisher : ScareStreet.com; 1st edition (December 9, 2016)
- Publication date : December 9, 2016
- Language : English
- File size : 355 KB
- Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Not Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Print length : 163 pages
- Lending : Enabled
- Best Sellers Rank: #8,396 Free in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #19 in Horror Fiction Classics
- #21 in Occult Ghosts & Haunted Houses
- #23 in Horror Anthologies (Kindle Store)
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About the authors
David Longhorn was born in North East England long before the internet, but fortunately they had plenty of books in those days! He enjoyed reading all sorts of fact and fiction in childhood and also became a huge fan of old horror movies and the BBC’s Ghost Stories for Christmas on television, despite losing a lot of sleep as a result.
He went on to get a degree in English Studies, which somehow led him to a career in local government, which in turn took him into a recording studio where he provided voice-overs, read news, and did a lot of other audio stuff. It’s been that kind of life, really – a bit random but quite interesting. All the while he was reading and writing supernatural fiction, influenced by both the classic tales of writers like Ambrose Bierce, M.R. James, and Edgar Allan Poe, but also by modern masters such as Stephen King. He hopes to write a lot more about the world of the dead and undead, assuming they let him…
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List of David's books:
MORTLAKE SERIES
Mortlake Series Books 1 - 3
Wolfsbane (Book 1)
House of Whispers (Book 2)
Bloodlust (Book 3)
Soul Taker (Book 4)
Eyes of Death (Book 5)
DEVIL SHIP SERIES (Completed series)
Devil Ship Series Books 1 - 3
Devil Ship (Book 1)
Dark Soul (Book 2)
Death Fleet (Book 3)
THE SENTINELS SERIES (Completed series)
Sentinels (Book 1)
The Haunter (Book 2)
The Smog (Book 3)
DARK ISLE SERIES (Completed series)
Dark Isle (Book 1)
White Tower (Book 2)
Red Chapel (Book 3)
OUROBOROS SERIES (Completed series)
The Sign of Ouroboros (Book 1)
Fortress of Ghosts (Book 2)
Day of The Serpent (Book 3)
CURSE OF WEYRMOUTH SERIES (Completed series)
Curse of Weyrmouth (Book 1)
Blood of Angels (Book 2)
Hellstorm (Book 3)
NIGHTMARE SERIES (Completed series)
Nightmare Series: Books 1 - 3
Nightmare Series: Books 4 - 6
Nightmare Abbey (Book 1)
Nightmare Valley (Book 2)
Nightmare Revelation (Book 3)
Nightmare Resurrection (Book 4)
Nightmare Spawn (Book 5)
Nightmare Rising (Book 6)
ASYLUM SERIES (Completed series)
Asylum Series Books 1 - 3 Bonus Edition
Rookwood Asylum (Book 1)
Palmer Entity (Book 2)
Dark Deity (Book 3)
MEPHISTO CLUB SERIES (Completed series)
Dark Waters (Book 1)
Spider Maze(Book 2)
Ghost Machine (Book 3)
MULTI-AUTHOR COLLABORATIONS
Horror Stories (Short Story Collection)
Terror in the Shadows Volume 1 (Short Story Collection)
Terror in the Shadows Volume 2
Terror in the Shadows Volume 3
Terror in the Shadows Volume 4
Terror in the Shadows Volume 5
Terror in the Shadows Volume 6
Terror in the Shadows Volume 7
Terror in the Shadows Volume 8
Terror in the Shadows Volume 9
Terror in the Shadows Volume 10
Terror in the Shadows Volume 11
Terror in the Shadows Volume 12
Terror in the Shadows Volume 13
Terror in the Shadows Volume 14
Terror in the Shadows Volume 15
Terror in the Shadows Volume 16
Terror in the Shadows Volume 17
Terror in the Shadows Volume 18
Terror in the Shadows Volume 19
Terror in the Shadows Volume 20
Terror in the Shadows Volume 21
Terror in the Shadows Volume 22
Monster Collection
Short Horror Stories Volume 1
Short Horror Stories Volume 6
Short Horror Stories Volume 7
Short Horror Stories Volume 12
Short Horror Stories Volume 17
Short Horror Stories Volume 18
Short Horror Stories Volume 19
Short Horror Stories Volume 27
Tavern of Terror Volume 1
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I couldn't give it five stars because there was a little bit of confusion in the first chapter. Mark Stine, a visiting American professor, gives a homeless woman named Lucy some money. Then in the next chapter, there is another woman named Lucy who is a tour guide on the Dark Isle, as well as a waitress in the local pub. For a long time, i thought they were the same person, and I couldn't figure out why, if she has two jobs, she would be panhandling. Then, I realized they were two different characters with the same name. That threw me off.
Still, the rest of the book was very exciting, and I think ghost story enthusiasts will love it.
With Marc an American professor visiting to do a residency at oxford on Gothic studies get a little help from a long time tenured professor, Professor Dylan on extending his visiting professor ship for a year. He gives him a book by an under acknowledged author who died on the mysterious circumstances. Little does professor Mark know, But Professor Dylan were chips the Darkside. Who uses the dark air to tease to take care of anyone who gets in his way. Not that Professor Mark got in his way, he just had no one else to give the card to. This book is so good! I do wish they would’ve followed up with Mark and Julie’s dilemma and give it a little finality instead of leaving it open ended but that is just one small thing and the reason I gave this four stars instead of five. I loved it NFL no errors the book was perfect with this one exception.
It was not edge-of-the-seat terror or anything like it, but it did hold my interest, and basically I found it an interesting story.
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I wasn't expecting too much from this fairly short read, however, it grabbed my attention from the start. Due to the length of the book, the characters were fairly shallowly developed, & it wasn't as scary as I hoped though, & for that reason I have rated it 3 stars.

But somewhere along the way it began to lose the powerful atmospheric quality and awesome dread of the ' follower ' , which slowed the mounting tension a bit.
However, the ending was left wide open for a follow up book 2 in the series which I hope will tie up a few loose ends.

Had a couple of really creepy bits. Overall feeling of Henry James or Edgar Allen Poe. I'd love to give a higher rating, but sometimes it had the feeling that it was rushed and the characters were a little 2 dimensional.

I would definitely recommend it.
