Beneath the Fold by Stuart James

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Some predictions were never meant to unfold.

For the Thornton family, an isolated farmhouse on Ireland’s rugged coastline seemed the perfect place for a fresh start. Far from the stress of city life, they hoped to find peace in the quiet countryside.

They couldn’t have been more wrong.

But within hours of arriving, Jimmy Thornton discovers a child’s paper fortune teller lying on the drive.

When his daughters unfold one, they discover a horrifying prediction of death.

A prediction that comes true.

As more paper fortune tellers appear, the predictions become increasingly sinister. Every death strengthens the curse, and every victim returns to haunt the family.

The Thorntons soon discover that the only way to break the curse is to prevent the predicted deaths. But time is running out, and with every failed attempt, another malevolent presence attaches itself to them.

Now, with the next prediction threatening someone they love, the family must confront the terrifying truth behind the haunting before it claims another life.

Because once it’s inside, it’s already too late.

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My Review

A definite 5-star read, I found it fantastic and thoroughly engaging! This suspenseful psychological paranormal hooked me from the first page.

The gripping storyline and atmosphere kept me turning the pages, eager to discover what would happen next. In fact, I kept saying just one more chapter, but that ended up being three more.

One word of warning, though: try not to read this one with the lights off at night! A brilliant, chilling read that I would highly recommend.

Sylv
Sylv
I am just me, a full-time mum with three gorgeous kids (well two adults and one teenager) working with authors and a blogger, originally from Portsmouth UK, in Hampshire and now based in Somerset UK

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