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Cemetery House
The survivors from Open Evening are back for their next chapter and together they must face life after high school.
Led by a man named Twister, they learn of his origins and where he came from; a place that suffered a similar fate to their hometown. Accompanied by his newly formed crew, Twister must return home to face the demons of his past, only now the town has been converted into a horror-themed amusement park.With a ‘purge’ imminent in the park, those who survived high school must look for answers as they take on their next challenge. The world of work can be filled with horror hiding just beneath the surface which has returned yet again for the roller coaster ride that is Cemetery House.
So get ready to run, think, fight and live, because ‘survival was just the beginning…’
Led by a man named Twister, they learn of his origins and where he came from; a place that suffered a similar fate to their hometown. Accompanied by his newly formed crew, Twister must return home to face the demons of his past, only now the town has been converted into a horror-themed amusement park.With a ‘purge’ imminent in the park, those who survived high school must look for answers as they take on their next challenge. The world of work can be filled with horror hiding just beneath the surface which has returned yet again for the roller coaster ride that is Cemetery House.
So get ready to run, think, fight and live, because ‘survival was just the beginning…’
- GenresHorror
368 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 29, 2018
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About the author
Lee Hall
9 books215 followersLee Hall has spent many years reading and writing. The fruits of such are multiple books crossing several genres. From occult thrillers with monsters, witches and vampires which eventually became known as the ‘Order of the Following Series’ to paranormal romance and even the tale of a drunken superhero looking for justice. All of his works carry a deeper meaning that tribute the events from real life, just with the names, places and details changed enough to avoid libel. Over the years thousands of readers have downloaded Lee’s works which you’ll find being promoted through an active social media presence but he prefers to talk about fellow authors works through reviews and blog interviews.
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June 16, 2024
I loved Open Evening, so knew it was only a matter of time before I read Cemetery House.
Lee Hall's writing style is fun and relatable, and in this YA series there are many times I'm taken back to my own teenage years and how I dealt with the meanies but also found my crew. He takes his time describing each character through their actions and mannerisms, then puts them together as a team and it's enjoyable to see their different personalities complement each other.
It was fun to get a backstory on Twister in this book as well, and we're introduced to new characters along the way. As with Open Evening, I was wondering how the title would play into this one and it's quite fun!
Be prepared for lots of suspense, action, and humor. I was captivated the whole way through.
I looking forward to reading Darke Blood soon!
Lee Hall's writing style is fun and relatable, and in this YA series there are many times I'm taken back to my own teenage years and how I dealt with the meanies but also found my crew. He takes his time describing each character through their actions and mannerisms, then puts them together as a team and it's enjoyable to see their different personalities complement each other.
It was fun to get a backstory on Twister in this book as well, and we're introduced to new characters along the way. As with Open Evening, I was wondering how the title would play into this one and it's quite fun!
Be prepared for lots of suspense, action, and humor. I was captivated the whole way through.
I looking forward to reading Darke Blood soon!
January 12, 2021
What a great follow up to Open Evening. The writing and the world building have only continued to improve, and there was definitely no second-book syndrome here. I loved book one for its strange and unique story. Book two captivated me and left me wanting more.
Cemetery House continues on from Open Evening and we follow Luke and the gang as they return to Twister's hometown to once again take down the creepy monsters that lurk in the shadows. Some of the chapters are in Twister's POV as he tells his long-awaited story. I loved learning about this character and how he came to be where he is. Just like Open Evening, Cemetery House took its hold and kept its grip on me until the very end.
Cemetery House is a fascinating and thrilling addition to this series, and I can not wait to read more. A must read for all.
Cemetery House continues on from Open Evening and we follow Luke and the gang as they return to Twister's hometown to once again take down the creepy monsters that lurk in the shadows. Some of the chapters are in Twister's POV as he tells his long-awaited story. I loved learning about this character and how he came to be where he is. Just like Open Evening, Cemetery House took its hold and kept its grip on me until the very end.
Cemetery House is a fascinating and thrilling addition to this series, and I can not wait to read more. A must read for all.
October 30, 2022
👁"Cemetery House" by Lee Hall
If you want to find yourself in the middle of shadows, monsters and foreseers, fire and dictionaries of dreams, creepy creatures, and a rain of ash, this one is what you are looking for.
👁The Plot: After an epic survival in "Open Evening," Luke Hartford opens a new chapter of his life. It appears that "survival is just a beginning," and pure evil keeps spreading its tentacles to get it done. Together with a new crew led by a man named Twister, they go to their hometown to face creepy creatures hiding in the shadows. "Cemetery House" meets them with mortal danger, demons of the past, and lots of riddles needed to be resolved to survive and see a sunrise again. The only way to get out of the hell is to run, but this time, it has to be done another way.
👁The Writing Style: The next book in the "Open Evening" series keeps grabbing attention from the first lines. The author succeeds in keeping the intrigue and tension of events from book to book. Having closed this one, I have two wishes: to write a review to share my 'fresh' musings as soon as possible and to open the next book in this series. Luckily, it waits for me on the bookshelf. The brilliantly dynamic events perfectly match the well-developed dialogues full of sarcastic humor and brief philosophical reflections. "Cemetery House" is one more excellent page-turner full of horror and unexpected twists.
👁The Characters: The number of characters remains almost the same. Introducing the new ones, the author continues telling the story of the previous ones. As well as the wine gets better and juicy with every new year, the "old" characters become mature, experienced, skilled, and more charmed with every new book. The female characters continue blossoming and revealing women's superpowers fantastically; The males keep being rocks, strategic thinkers, and spontaneous knights of the elbow when the situation changes dramatically.
👁My Favorite Quote: "In this life you can either love or die; or you can just live…"
🤫Would I read other books by this author: I'm already opening the next one!
🫶🏼My humble rating is: 5/5
If you want to find yourself in the middle of shadows, monsters and foreseers, fire and dictionaries of dreams, creepy creatures, and a rain of ash, this one is what you are looking for.
👁The Plot: After an epic survival in "Open Evening," Luke Hartford opens a new chapter of his life. It appears that "survival is just a beginning," and pure evil keeps spreading its tentacles to get it done. Together with a new crew led by a man named Twister, they go to their hometown to face creepy creatures hiding in the shadows. "Cemetery House" meets them with mortal danger, demons of the past, and lots of riddles needed to be resolved to survive and see a sunrise again. The only way to get out of the hell is to run, but this time, it has to be done another way.
👁The Writing Style: The next book in the "Open Evening" series keeps grabbing attention from the first lines. The author succeeds in keeping the intrigue and tension of events from book to book. Having closed this one, I have two wishes: to write a review to share my 'fresh' musings as soon as possible and to open the next book in this series. Luckily, it waits for me on the bookshelf. The brilliantly dynamic events perfectly match the well-developed dialogues full of sarcastic humor and brief philosophical reflections. "Cemetery House" is one more excellent page-turner full of horror and unexpected twists.
👁The Characters: The number of characters remains almost the same. Introducing the new ones, the author continues telling the story of the previous ones. As well as the wine gets better and juicy with every new year, the "old" characters become mature, experienced, skilled, and more charmed with every new book. The female characters continue blossoming and revealing women's superpowers fantastically; The males keep being rocks, strategic thinkers, and spontaneous knights of the elbow when the situation changes dramatically.
👁My Favorite Quote: "In this life you can either love or die; or you can just live…"
🤫Would I read other books by this author: I'm already opening the next one!
🫶🏼My humble rating is: 5/5
April 20, 2020
Great follow up to Open Evening and addition to The Order Of The Following series.
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