House on the Hill - Cooper, David J
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A well-know author, an abandoned house, an innkeeper's warning. Sometimes you should listen to advice... For years the abandoned house remained hidden in the Welsh mountains. Rumours and stories of strange disappearances in or near the property were enough to convince the locals it was evil and they stayed away. Jake Thomas, a well-known writer, is suffering from writer's block and decides to travel to Wales to get inspiration for his new book when he finds himself in a remote village. A stranger he meets in the local pub tells him that the village has an evil secret. The innkeeper tells Jake…mehr

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A well-know author, an abandoned house, an innkeeper's warning. Sometimes you should listen to advice... For years the abandoned house remained hidden in the Welsh mountains. Rumours and stories of strange disappearances in or near the property were enough to convince the locals it was evil and they stayed away. Jake Thomas, a well-known writer, is suffering from writer's block and decides to travel to Wales to get inspiration for his new book when he finds himself in a remote village. A stranger he meets in the local pub tells him that the village has an evil secret. The innkeeper tells Jake that people who enter the house never return and warns him not to go there. Jake doesn't believe in local superstition and thinks a visit to the house could be the inspiration he is looking for. Not only does he investigate the house but also comes across a crypt hidden in the forest that hints at terrible secret. Will this secret inspire Jake to write a best seller or will he be another victim that doesn't return?
Autorenporträt
David J Cooper, a British author, delves into the realms of the paranormal, horror, suspense, and mystery with an expert touch. Originating from Darlaston, West Midlands, his diverse journey from engineering to teaching and local politics has imbued his writing with a rich tapestry of experiences. His literary venture began with an unforgettable mark-a featured poem, "God's Garden," acclaimed in the Best Poems and Poets of 2012 anthology. Currently residing in a tranquil Mexican town, David shares his home with four loyal dogs-Chula, Sooty, Benji and Princessa - and a vibrant parrot named Muchacho. David's novels are an enigmatic treat for those with a taste for the eerie and the unexpected. With a knack for weaving gripping suspense and unforeseen twists, his narratives promise an enthralling journey that beckons fans of authors like Stephen King.