The House At Phantom Park

This was without a doubt one of the scariest books I've read this year, I found myself thinking about every creak of the floorboards, every shadow that I saw from the corner of my eye, and every sound I thought I heard from upstairs.

The history of the hospital, the stories of the souldiers, Lilian, David, and Moses and all they go through, the deaths we see and the Spirits of Pain, it make me wonder about every war story I've ever heard.

St. Philomena's is the stuff of nightmares, the descriptive storytelling had me feeling like I was there, the abandoned beds, medical equipment, all of it, it paints such a terrifying picture I can't imagine how Lilian could go into that horrifying place and work, she has more of a backbone than I do.

I won't give anything away for people that want to read this book, but I will say people who have faced combat or have family or friends that have could potentially be triggered by some of the more graphic deaths.

I loved the scare factor in this one, and the originality, as someone that's taken a "Haunted Asylum" tour this book sent shivers down my spine.

All of that being said this one just missed the mark a bit for me. If I could give this one 3.5 stars I would.

Thank you to NetGalley and Aria & Aries for giving me an advance copy of this book. I have voluntarily read and reviewed it and all thoughts and opinions are my own.