Posts Tagged ‘Alistair Cross’
The Ghosts of Ravencrest is Available on Audiobook!
Posted: February 25, 2021 in booksTags: Alistair Cross, Audible, Audiobooks, ghosts, hauntings, reading, Tamara Thorne
Get your audiobook copy of The Ghosts of Ravencrest, book one of The Ravencrest Saga, now at: https://adbl.co/3r7NwHO
Darkness Never Dies …
Ravencrest Manor has always been part of the family. The ancestral home of the Mannings, Ravencrest’s walls have been witness to generations of unimaginable scandal, horror, and depravity. Imported stone by stone from England to northern California in the early 1800s, the manor now houses widower Eric Manning, his children, and his staff. Ravencrest stands alone, holding its memories and ghosts close to its dark heart, casting long, black shadows across its grand lawns, through the surrounding forests, and over the picturesque town of Devilswood, below.
Dare to Cross the Threshold …
Ravencrest Manor is the most beautiful thing new governess, Belinda Moorland, has ever seen, but as she learns more about its tangled past of romance and terror, she realizes that beauty has a dark side. Ravencrest is built on secrets, and its inhabitants seem to be keeping plenty of their own – from the handsome English butler, Grant Phister, to the power-mad administrator, Mrs. Heller, to Eric Manning himself, who watches her with dark, fathomless eyes. But Belinda soon realizes that the living who dwell in Ravencrest have nothing on the other inhabitants – the ones who walk the darkened halls by night … the ones who enter her dreams … the ones who are watching … and waiting …
Welcome to Ravencrest …
Who is the man digging in the garden beyond Belinda’s bedroom window? Who – or what – is watching her from the vents? From ghostly screams and the clutching bony fingers of death in the indoor pool, to the trio of gliding nuns in the east wing who come at Belinda with black blazing eyes, to the beckoning little girl in the red dress who died more than two centuries ago, Belinda is thrust into a world of waking nightmares where there is no distinction between the living and the dead, and there are no limits to the horrors that await. Witchcraft is afoot at Ravencrest and as unspeakable terrors begin to unfold, Belinda realizes that her beautiful new home is a keeper of tragedy, a collector of souls. And it wants to add her to its collection …
Book Quote of the Day
Posted: February 23, 2021 in UncategorizedTags: Alistair Cross, Dream Reaper, horror, Naked
Book Quote of the Day
Posted: February 19, 2021 in UncategorizedTags: Alistair Cross, Crimson Cove series, horror, The Black Wasp, Vampires
Needle and Thread
Posted: February 18, 2021 in UncategorizedTags: Alistair Cross, Anger, Hate, love, Poems
Book Quote of the Day
Posted: February 16, 2021 in booksTags: Alistair Cross, Angels, demons, Dream Reaper, horror, reading
A Valentine Uncouth
Posted: February 12, 2021 in UncategorizedTags: Alistair Cross, love, Sex, valentine's day
Book Quote of the Day
Posted: February 10, 2021 in booksTags: Alistair Cross, horror, The Silver Dagger, The Vampires of Crimson Cove, Vampires
From The Silver Dagger
Posted: February 9, 2021 in booksTags: Alistair Cross, horror, terror, Vampires
The Crimson Corset is Available in Audiobook!
Posted: November 9, 2020 in AudiobooksTags: Alistair Cross, Allen Andrews, Allen Andrews Actor, Audible, Audiobook, Bestseller, horror, Murder, New York Times, Serial Killers, The Crimson Corset, The Walking Dead, Undead, Vampires
It’s been a group effort but after much work and many months, The Crimson Corset is available in audiobook! Here it is, next to me and the narrator, Allen Andrews, who did a bang-up job with all of my characters (though I’m particularly fond of his take on bookstore owner, Dora Langley.) I thought we’d look nice next to Gretchen VanTreese, undead femme fatale and self-proclaimed star of the book, in her very special crimson corset (you’ll have to give the audiobook a listen to find out what’s so special about it, but trust me, it’s special.)
Check out the audiobook at: https://amzn.to/38ns7DY
And for more about Allen, visit: www.allenandrewsactor.com
For me: https://alistaircross.com
An awesome blurb from Jay Bonansinga, New York Times bestselling author of THE WALKING DEAD series:
