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A Note Below (2012)

by Andrew Butcher(Favorite Author)

4.06 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Paranormal Fantasy

publisher

Andrew Butcher

review 1: The plot is simple to follow and is very intriguing from start to finish. The writing and pacing are well-done, making this short work a great read. There are not many characters, but their relationships develop quickly and the story takes off.While reading this, I felt like I was in a sort of Paranormal Activity film; the dog won't come down from the lighthouse and objects move around the room. Not something I would usually read, but the plot and events make it feel like a soft Paranormal Activity, with an actual story. But it's just not the ghost events that makes this story so compelling; it's the plot. Gavin, the main character, doesn't believe in such events. He's in denial. His wife and daughter leave him, and he has to figure out a way to bring them back. This short... more work shoes the emotions of an isolated person (though sometimes it seemed that those real-life emotions were absent).As for the ending, it was done rather quickly and was a little anti-climatic. Though in all, this was a great story to read (very descriptive), and I hope to read another book by this author soon.
review 2: *Received from author for honest reviewGavin Locke, his wife Angela and their daughter Claudia live in the lighthouse on Lansin Island. There is only one problem: it's HAUNTED!This short story combines the right amount of suspense and horror you would find in this kind of mystery story. It is written really well which made it a quick and easy read. The characters were made out to be very likeable in every way. My interest in this series has grown and I can't wait to get my hands on the first novel in the series. less

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