The Haunting of Briarwood Manor - Michael Richan - Bog

Unveil the Sinister Secrets of Briarwood Manor! Within the abandoned confines of Briarwood Manor's enigmatic third floor, a malevolent riddle lies waiting. Eerie echoes resonate-unnatural footsteps, furniture that moves of its own volition, and a spectral presence that refuses to be ignored. Meet Eliza, an unwitting summer tour guide, whose life takes an otherworldly turn as she delves into the manor's storied history. Within these walls, ghostly apparitions materialize, including a ghastly doctor and nurse, forever entwined in a macabre surgical ritual. When Eliza's friend and colleague disappears into the forbidden upper reaches of the manor, she's compelled to embark on a harrowing rescue mission. Empowered by her extraordinary gift, Eliza boldly ventures into the eerie depths of the manor, peeling back the layers of its cryptic past in her relentless quest to find her missing friend. As time ticks away, the manor's malevolent history unravels, revealing a twisted connection between the sinister doctor, the ghostly nurse, and George Wayman, the owner of Briarwood-a man harboring a monstrous secret. The Haunting of Briarwood Manor is a heart-pounding paranormal mystery that escalates the tension to spine-chilling heights. Its captivating characters and the house's malevolent spirit will haunt your imagination long after you've turned the final page. As a standalone novel, it welcomes both newcomers and returning fans into its bone-chilling realm, ensuring that every chapter is a tantalizing mystery waiting to be uncovered. Discover the terror that awaits within the walls of Briarwood Manor-it's a haunting you won't soon forget. Praise for Michael Richan's novels from Amazon readers: "Outstanding and uniquely frightening... scary with lots of twists you don't expect, as well as characters the likes of which you've never seen. I recommend wholeheartedly." "Very few authors can pull me in immediately and make me feel as though I were reading about old friends. Stephen King always has, and I can now add Michael Richan to the list."