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Tower
Tower
Author: Simon Clark
From the astonishing imagination of Simon Clark comes a tale of groundbreaking horror that rewrites all the rules of the haunted house fable. It begins with a — sound. And sounds can never hurt...can they? The Tower stands in solitude. What began as a medieval farmhouse has grown over the centuries into — something very different. Something evil. ...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9781613311493
ISBN-10: 1613311494
Publication Date: 8/1/2012
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Publisher: Dark Realms Audio
Book Type: Audio CD
Other Versions: Paperback, Hardcover
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Helpful Score: 4
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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Helpful Score: 3
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!
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Helpful Score: 3
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.
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Helpful Score: 2
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.
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Helpful Score: 1
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.
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mcnealman avatar reviewed Tower on + 5 more book reviews
Wow, what a terrible read. I made it about half way through this one, but couldn't force myself to endure any more. The plot was flimsy at best. The author couldn't seem to keep track of what character was talking and whom they were talking about. A ridiculous waste of time.
WhidbeyIslander avatar reviewed Tower on + 693 more book reviews
I enjoyed the author's "The Judas Tree," but couldn't finish this one. First hint I was in trouble was one character's experience in a room that seemed to close in on him. Knew it was a dream or delusion, neither of which make a good haunted house episode. When the mysterious "man in the bunker," impales a live rat on a spike, I quit. (Maybe that's a spoiler, but I'd be doing you a favor if it prevented your wasting time on this.)
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Great book! Scary and fast-paced. Would read anything by this author again!


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