Title: Hell at the Halfingdon

Author: Alice J. Black

Page count: Less than 100

Published: July 2, 2019

Publisher: The Parliament House Press

Genre: YA / Teen / Horror

Received: From Kindle Unlimited

Rating:   4/5

Summary:

Peyton is asked to work on her hardest case for Soul Seekers yet as she’s called to Halfingdon Asylum to clear it of spirit energy before it’s converted into an office building. She has her reservations from the start but keeps them from Jake, her partner, as the investigation is underway. 

However, the asylum isn’t going to give up easily, and Peyton will not only need to save herself from the darkness that seems hell bent on keeping her locked inside but figure a way out of the building before it’s too late…

My Thoughts:

While reading this I got goosebumps. Payton is a recovering alcoholic, She continues to go to AA meetings this meeting how ever is the most important because she is now a year sober. While at the church she is visited by a vicar that recently passed away and didn’t want to leave. It was a quick an easy job unlike the one that she has at the asylum. While there she gets into some pretty tough situations. I’m happy that Jake came an rescued her.
I can’t wait for the last book in the series.