Haunted Houses: A Collection of Eerie Ghost Stories by Athena Cross
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Overview: A collection of short stories, all featuring haunted houses.
Each story takes a similar format – the event in the past which "created" the ghost is described, then we jump forward to the present-day and somebody new coming to live in the house and gradually coming to realise it is haunted, followed by a resolution of some description which leaves the house no longer haunted.
Genre: Fiction | Sci-fi/Fantasy
The Haunting of Hudson House
Hudson House is hiding a dark secret. Although it is rumoured to be haunted, its new owners believe the rumours to be foolish and are excited to transform this fixer-upper into their dream home. Things turn ugly quickly. As the contractor and his team begin the remodelling work, strange occurrences happen. Children’s whispers are heard echoing throughout the halls, bursts of cold air come out of nowhere, sensations of being watched when no one else is around. Nobody wants to admit there is something terribly wrong with Hudson House until one of the workers is seriously injured on the job. This is the last straw for Darryl, the contractor, as he vows to uncover the secrets of Hudson House. His journey for the truth leads him down a dangerous path. Will uncovering the truth set him free ? Or will it bring him to his ultimate demise.
The Haunting of Monteray House
Monteray House is rumored to have a dark past. Talk around town has it that a young woman committed suicide after losing her baby while working on the family farm now known as Monteray House. Tanya and Dmitri now inhabit the house and are excited to fix it up before they welcome their first baby. After the baby is born Tanya is haunted by nightmares of a woman trying to steal her baby. She often hears a woman’s voice singing lullabies to her baby although no one is around. She confides in her husband who believes she is imagining things. Tanya starts to question her own sanity too… could this all be her imagination? Maybe the singing and the nightmares are just signs of post-partum depression. Will they come to find out the truth about Monterey House before it’s too late?
The Haunting of Bluebell House
Sadie and her husband, Paul, have gotten themselves into so much debt that when her eccentric old uncle dies and leaves them his house, they are almost relieved. They put the uncle’s house on the market hoping for a quick sale. Three months later, only one couple has viewed it and they leave before they could see all of the house. The house is beautiful and they can’t understand why no one would want it.
They decide to sell their own house and move into the uncle’s house but on the first day Sadie has a strange feeling that something isn’t right. She can’t put her finger on it but there is a certain heavy energy in the house. Soon after, Sadie discovers a journal written by her late uncle. She reads through the pages in disbelief as it documents her uncle’s attempts to "create" a ghost. The revelations in the journal are both a blessing and a curse. Odd happenings are starting to intensify and it feels as if there is no way out. Can they escape this house that has become a living, breathing nightmare or will they be forced to coexist with this evil unseen energy?
The Haunting of Butcher House
Nothing could be worse than living with an abusive husband. Or so Gina thought. Butcher House was dirt heap and offered a place of refuge for her and her teenage daughter. Although the real estate agent warned them about ghosts inhabiting the house Gina paid little attention. How could a ghost possibly hurt her or her daughter? Besides she didn’t believe in ghosts and the constant real fear that her abusive husband would kill her and her daughter outweighed any imagined danger from a silly ghost. That’s until they moved in to Butcher House and things started getting weird…
The Haunting of Butcher House Part II
Zoe’s has been on edge ever since Sonia the psychic performed the ritual to free their house from the ghost. Her mother has been acting strangely and not at all like herself. Not to mention she still feels eyes on her when she’s alone.
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