Devil's Doorway

by Lea Cherry

Taylor thought that returning home would be the start of a new life … That was until she starts experiencing this that should not be normal. Things that should not exist. Things that are not of this world.
Her experiences lead her to wonder if moving back was the right choice and if she can uncover the secrets that lurk inside the house before she is claimed through the Devil’s Doorway.

ebook

Published August 29, 2020

About the author

Lea Cherry is a USA Today bestselling author residing in South Africa with her husband and two daughters. With a Bachelor’s degree in Creative Writing, she shares the spark of language in Young Adult, Fantasy, and Horror. When she is not crafting stories, she shares her time with her family watching movies, painting, and reading up a storm when she is not exploring the outdoors on camping trips. Her stories are always filled with magic that will have you wanting more.

Reviews

[Janalyn, the blind reviewer · Rating 2 out of 5]

As a young child Tyler grew up as an orphan because her parents were killed in a tragic accident. At 25 she was contacted by a lawyer saying her parents home was left to her it’s a she decided to move there. The first day there she met Nadine her neighbor and a childhood friend she did not remember on her first night there strange things started happening and eventually she would see an evil jester, demon dogs and a tall shadowy woman. Just to name a few she would hear her name being called knocks on the wall your typical haunting until one night she couldn’t take it anymore and she went to Nadine‘s house. Eventually Nadine called her friend Sarah and said she would help but could she? OK let me just say usually when a house is haunted the book they always give the reasons why it was haunted maybe from the ancient curse on evil ghost to don’t want to let go ET see there was none of that in this book and although I thought the ending the little twist at the end was brilliant I just wish the book would’ve been written in the same vein. It was just mainly her being haunted her neighbor Nadine who she didn’t remember I just was very disappointed it was like a meal with no meat. I did think the ending as I said was a great twist but the story just seems so generic. When you write a story I thought you were the answer Hawái when and where and the Y was never answered. I received this book from storyOrigin and the author but I am leaving this review voluntarily please forgive any mistakes as I am blind and dictate my review.

[Tam · Rating 4 out of 5]

After the first few pages, I knew this was a book I wasn’t going to be able to put down, until I got to The End. If you like dark, absolutely unpredictable, twisted, raise-the-hair-on-the-back-of-your-neck type of suspense as much as I do, you can't go wrong with this book!

*I received a complimentary ARC of this book from in order to read and provide a voluntary and honest review, should I choose to do so.

[Louise · Rating 4 out of 5]

Taylor returns to her home and instantly experiences vivid nightmares. These nightmares cross over to the real world and Taylor has to make excuses for her injuries, even to convince herself her nightmares are not normal. The horror elements are shown well in the descriptions of the story. This is a very quick read.


I received a free copy and am leaving a review voluntarily.
Thank you to StoryOrigin and author.