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Price Manor: The House That Bleeds by Jamie Stewart

 

Title: Price Manor: The House That Bleeds

Author: Jamie Stewart

Genre: Gothic, Horror

Published: Feb.11, 2022 by Deadline Horror Collective

Other Books in the Price Manor Series

Price Manor: The House That Burns by Mike Salt (Book 1)

Price Manor: The House That Falls by Jay Alexander (Book 3)

 

A small community in rural Russia is rocked when an old gothic manor appears on the shore of a lake. Homes don't just appear from mid-air so Father Alexander Nicholai is sent in to investigate.

This was a really well paced creepy modern take on a gothic haunted house story. The characters in the story were very well developed. The main character Father Alexander Nicholai with his struggles of faith makes a great perspective to follow as he takes on the forces within the house. The house is a great character unto itself with its bleeding walls and sinister intentions.

I have not read the first book in the series, but this story was very easy to follow. I want to go back and read the rest of the story. Will it be an origin story? I must know! 

I would recommend Price Manor: The House That Bleeds to fans of mind-bending haunted house stories with a lot of blood!

My Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars



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