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Fallen
Fallen | Mia Sheridan
1 post | 1 read | 1 to read
Scarlett Lattimore arrives at Lilith House, an abandoned mansion built in 1876, that later housed a reform school for troubled girls, to start a new life with her seven-year-old daughter. But between the nearby town with the strange, disconcerting feel, the deputy sheriff who is equal parts intriguing and suspicious, and the discovery that their new home holds a dark and violent past, Scarlett soon begins to question her rash decision. She is shaken and afraid by the screams that echo in the walls and the drumbeat that arises from the surrounding woods where the ghost of an indigenous man is said to roam, seeking vengeance. Her fear is also personal, because Scarlett knew one of the girls who attended the school, a friend who escaped into those woods and was never seen again. They all thought she was a rebellious runaway who later encountered foul play, but perhaps the truth is far more sinister. As Scarlett’s extraordinary daughter Haddie becomes consumed by the eerie figure who weaves and beckons through the forest fog, and a legacy of secrets reveal themselves, it becomes clear both Scarlett and Haddie are in grave danger. When the past intersects with the present, they will come face to face with the true evil of Lilith House. An evil that has lasted for more than a century.
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AudiobookingWithLeah
Fallen | Mia Sheridan
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Mehso-so

Overall Rating 2¾⭐ | Narration 😔 = Did not like
I think the narrators are what probably killed this for me. It was like a giant cheese fest going on here. The female was rather robotic sounding and the male had the silliest sounding voice for females...he made the heroine sound like a troll. Admittedly towards the middle, the story itself fell apart from me, also. Things felt rushed and brushed over too quickly.