The Angel’s Gate by G.P.Ritchie

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you, @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #Ad #LBTCrew #BookTwitter #ReadAlong #LBTHorror for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. I am sad the read along as ended for The Angels Gate. I enjoyed the book and the questions. The Angel Gate is horror genre and is perfect for Halloween and these dark nights. I loved there were all different stories and I did have my favourites: Mother Mercy , The soldiers Daughter, Chicken House , angel gate and under the house. All the stories are written well, and I loved how they were all different from each other. There is a different story in there for everyone to enjoy. This is gripping read and is intense in places but fantastic read. This is the second book I have read by G.P Ritchie and I did enjoy this a lot and read it in a day. It was very hard to put down . Can't wait to read more 5 stars. Blurb Decisions are doorways, whether everyday or fundamental, all lead somewhere... But some choices reach a strange domain, a dark junction on the boundary between possession and loss, good and evil, life and death… A place where what should not be, somehow becomes what is. Enter here for tales from that realm: Mother's Mercy — A story of sacrifice where a woman yearning for a child finds an elderly mother paying a terrible price. The Angel's Gate — The devout faith of a young seminarian propels him beyond conventional belief, towards wonders, horrors, and a new way to be of service. Chicken House, Alaska — Grief and courage drive a silent, solitary child into the unknowable to protect everything she loves. Figure Eight — Hope twists into despair as an ex-convict enduring the bleak captivity of addiction considers a potentially deadly shot at freedom. Swole — A gym rat seeking physical perfection wonders how much pain his gains will finally demand... This collection features the return of Detective Andy Lorimar (One Night Only) in the standalone novella Oubliette. Buy Links https://amzn.to/3WsMTth Goodreads https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/215081046-the-angel-s-gate

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