Normally I would have read a few chapters of this trite book and then moved on, but I was reading this while taking brief breaks from packing up a house.

The Lost Ones by Francis Ledwidge - Famous poems, famous The Lost Ones by Francis Ledwidge - Famous poems, famous

Yes, sometimes I was wondering if I would really react like the parents would, but I do not have children so I cannot really judge it! Would have been 5 stars but the second half was overly long which took the edge off the suspense - still a cracking good read though! Even though she doesn’t admit it to Stella (British stiff upper lip and all), she is becoming increasingly scared of the house, which seems to have an unhappy spirit residing on its upper floor. It had a bit of a domestic suspense vibe to it, and that’s been one of my favorite genres as of late. The characters in the story are well portrayed and easy to picture though some are not likeable such as Hectors mother although she thaws a bit at the end of the book.The fact that the family doctor wanted to commit Stella to an institution was partly what convinced her to join her sister Madeleine at the home of her husband, Hector’s family, Greyswick.

The Lost Ones: The most captivating and haunting ghost story

Madeleine is growing increasingly anxious, she's hearing a child crying in the night where there is no child, and toy soldiers keep appearing in her bed. Intriguing, breathtaking, heartbreaking, stunning – Some houses are never at peace Highly recommended.Set in 1917, one of my favourite historical time periods, Anita Frank does an absolutely superb job of setting her scene.

The Lost One (Short 2006) - IMDb The Lost One (Short 2006) - IMDb

The Lost Ones is a Five Nights at Freddy's fan game series based around a satanism like themed story where a cult summoned an entity onto the Earth with the use of sacrifices. The ghost story is the main attraction, but equally engrossing is its exploration of the complex relationships between the main characters and those secrets they keep hidden, whether out of love or fear or guilt. A gripping chilling psychological mystery, I liked how it dealt with a tragic incident can effect a couples relationship. This is a book that the characters show their raw emotions and the way that the story is written you find yourself feeling them all.This book isn't that good, but it is very good; beautifully written, evocative of time and place, and holding a story that has much to say and much to haunt its readers. When she has the opportunity to stay with her pregnant sister at the Greywick mansion to help ease her stress, it seems like the perfect getaway – except that Madeleine is convinced there is paranormal activity taking place…and before long, Stella herself begins to witness inexplicable events. We have Stella, grieving from the death of her fiancé in WW1, who, with her maid Annie, goes to stay with her pregnant sister Madeleine at her husband's country estate.