THE HOUSE ON DEVIL’S LANE by Sandra Ireland

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter #FreeReview #FreeBookReview #LBTHorror for letting me be part of this tour snd reviewing this book. The House on Devils Lane is horror genre. I do love a good horror and this had a great amount of darkness, creepiness, and tension. The story is about Kay who is a young Mum, and she meets Steve a taxi driver who helps her escape her life but then they move to 11 Dervillie lane, but the house seems to have a trouble past. I loved the spooky events that happening in the book, and it was proper getting me in the mood for October. I did think it was scary in places which to me was brilliant. Furthermore, I was gripped to the book, and It didn't take me to long to read it. Likewise, I loved the characters and I did fall in love with the house to either though it was a spooky house . Very good read and eay to get in to 5 stars. Blurb THE HOUSE ON DEVIL’S LANE is a chilling tale of psychological terror and things that go bump in the night... What if the home of your dreams turns into your worst nightmare? Young mum Kat Riley has reasons for wanting to escape her family. When taxi driver Steve Burns comes into her life in the most unusual of circumstances, she sees a way out. With her baby Matthew, she leaves behind a chaotic existence and all that is familiar to make a new life in the Durham countryside. When Kat first sets eyes on 11 Derville’s Lane, she falls in love with its quaint charm. The interior, however, tells a different story. Recently vacated by Steve’s father, Tommy, there remains a lingering presence and the sense of secrets waiting to be revealed. Soon Kat is struggling to cope with the house's troubled past and her own dark secrets, while her fledgling career as a blogger soon plunges her into a world of paranormal podcasts, wild conspiracy theories and internet trolls who threaten her safety and her sanity. Is the house on Devil's Lane really haunted, or are the ghouls closer to home?

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