Price Manor: The House That Bleeds

By Jamie Stewart

Tula, 1883: a small farming community in some forgettable corner of Russia where the few in power hold on with a strangle-like grip, scheming in the shadows. Father Alexander Nicholai knows this best, his faith shattered by hate for those that have manipulated his life and the lives of those around him. Yet, despite this he has a duty - to protect Tula against forces outside of human comprehension. When a mysterious house suddenly appears on the shores of Lake Silver, a house that shouldn't be and that twenty-four hours prior did not exist, he finds himself called upon to battle the forces that lurk on the fringes of reality. Inside this bizarre building Alex uncovers revelations that make him question the very fabric of existence, revelations that if employed right might allow him to take revenge on those that he hates so vehemently. Price Manor: The House That Bleeds is a haunted house story unlike any other, featuring genre blending mix of gothic horror with modern sensibilities. Author Jamie Stewart says, 'enter, if you dare.' Praise for The House That Bleeds: From Christopher Robertson, author of The Cotton Candy Massacre 'Part of a series focusing on a shifting house that can appear anywhere, at any time, Jamie's entry is a pulpy, Mignolaesq tale of dark magic, gothic horror and rip-roaring action. What happens when a good man finds himself aligned with great evil? Find out within Price Manor: The House That Bleeds. Read it if you thought The Conjuring needed more sword fights.' From Michael Goodwin, author of Smoulder 'This is, without question, the best of anything I've read from Stewart. The expressiveness of his prose, the poignancy and pain conveyed in such a rapidly progressing plot, the constant unease and drive toward a finale that was gratifying and perfectly executed... This book is modern gothic horror done right.'

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0BVCXMR29
• ISBN13: 9798376245316
• Release Date: February 2023
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 170 Pages
• Dimensions: 8.0" x 0.4" x 5.0"