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A Note Below (Lansin Island) (English Edition) Formato Kindle

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Could you live in a haunted lighthouse?

Gavin Locke's reluctance to accept there are strange things happening in his home drives away his wife and daughter. As he grows lonelier and the 'hauntings' increase, he realises something has to be done... before it becomes dangerous.

But what is causing the odd events? And what could it want from Gavin?

On Lansin Island, an Island with a dark history of witch burnings, Gavin must find a way to stop the hauntings and bring his family back home.

If you enjoy reading about ghosts, romance, and the paranormal then this is a short story for you!

*** A Note Below is a short story in the Lansin Island Paranormal Mysteries series, featuring a few select characters from A Death Displaced ***

Word count:12,000 approx
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Andrew Butcher writes supernatural suspense and dark fantasy tales brimming with fascinating characters, tantalizing mysteries, and jaw-dropping plot twists. After releasing his first novel, A Death Displaced, Andrew Butcher focused on continuing the Lansin Island series while helping thousands of fellow writers to realize their dreams through his online creative writing course, Write a Novel Outline from Scratch.

More interested in telling a good story than following the 'rules' of genre, Andrew takes an eclectic approach to his fiction. His paranormal suspense novels are sprinkled with elements of fantasy, mystery, and family drama. His dark coming-of-age fantasy novel, Fear the Wolf, is full of action, suspense, and enough mystery to keep readers guessing until the very end.

When Andrew isn't reading, writing, or binge-watching TV shows, he enjoys hand-feeding his pet tortoise and daydreaming about imaginary worlds filled with unforgettable characters.

To be notified of his new releases, sign up for his newsletter here: http://www.andrew-butcher.com/newsletter.html

Official Author Website: http://www.andrew-butcher.com/

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5,0 su 5 stelle A Captivating Tale of Mystery and Adventure!
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 21 ottobre 2023
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I can't recommend "A Note Below (Lansin Island)" highly enough! From the very first page, I was completely drawn into the enchanting world the author has created. The story is a perfect blend of mystery and adventure, with well-developed characters and a plot that keeps you eagerly turning the pages.

The author's vivid descriptions of Lansin Island make you feel like you're right there, exploring its secrets and getting to know the intriguing residents. The way the plot unfolds keeps you guessing, and the unexpected twists and turns had me hooked until the very end.

What truly sets this book apart is the depth of emotion it conveys. The characters feel so real, and you can't help but become invested in their fates. I laughed, I cried, and I felt a sense of wonder as I delved into this captivating story.

If you're looking for a book that will transport you to another world and keep you engrossed in its mysteries, "A Note Below (Lansin Island)" is an absolute must-read. It's a masterfully crafted tale that deserves every one of these five stars!
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Sue in SC
5,0 su 5 stelle Fantastic Short Read!
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 30 agosto 2014
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A Note Below: A Short Spooky Ghost Story (A Lansin Island Short Story) by Andrew Butcher is unlike the other two (soon to be three) books in the Lansin Island Series because this is a short story but like the other two, it is a great read. I believe it was meant to be read between A Death Displaced and A Body Displaced (Books 1 & 2 in the Lansin Island Series). I just found out about it and read it even though I read book 2 already but in no way feel it took anything away or that I missed anything by reading this out of order. I do suggest you read book one first though simply because you'll understand the setting and some of the same characters are in it giving you more depth and understanding or the area and history.

The story takes place on Lansin Island at the lighthouse that is haunted. Being a fan of all the ghost and paranormal stuff I was glad to see that the details the author made don't contradict what is known to be real (or at least supposed real) hauntings. For example, it is said that pets are more affected than people and in the story Lady (the dog) hides out in the lantern room and won't come down. Another thing is that the main character, Gavin, who doesn't believe in ghosts or at least that the lighthouse is haunted 'feels' a heaviness and other unexplained feelings. It also follows suit that ghosts are 'tied' in some way to the building, surroundings/land, or people. To me, it is little things like this that make the story all the more creditable no matter if you believe in ghosts or not.

Speaking of the main character, Gavin is such a hoot! He totally adds comedy into the story which makes him all the more real. Just his accent and how simple and practical he is about some things. I especially related to him (with a laugh) when his friend Jamie was looking for a name/number on his touchscreen phone with all the fancy features. Gavin seemed a bit torn between being impatient with his friend searching his phone and amused by all he has to go through just to find a number and thinks: "My phone has this crazy feature ... yer tap in the numbers ... yer hit dial ... an' it calls the person on the other end ... an' yer can talk to each other! But why would anyone want a phone with such a ridiculous feature, eh? They'd much rather have a phone that's actually a camera, or an MP3 player, or a phone that ties your shoelaces, prepares your lunch, feeds your dog."

I won't recap the whole story as the author did a wonderful description that you can read for yourself but what I will say is sometimes it takes the dead to appreciate, love, and understand all that you have in life. With this being said, I don't want you to think it has no creep factor to it. It isn't a hard core horror type, more of a cozy paranormal but it does have a creep factor to it. Even the font used by the author has a creep factor but it is especially creepy at the beginning of the story. Even before the beginning, just look at the cover. Is that the cliff of the island? That black and white photo even makes the water look cold and creepy. Is that ray of light pointing the way to go below? Where the note is? Or is that a ray of sunshine in a cold, harsh reality?

I recommend this story (the whole series) to anyone who enjoys paranormal stories.
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Jcat
4,0 su 5 stelle Well-written little ghost story.
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 30 settembre 2013
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This short story takes place in Lansin Island, like the author's other book, Death Displaced. A remarkably interesting town with an infamous history.

Although I usually find short stories lacking, I have to admit that I enjoyed this one. I liked the characters. I liked the tone of the story. I thought the ending was good. It kept me tapping the Kindle straight through to the end.

I had already read and reviewed Death Displaced, and although I thought that it was OK, I was undecided whether I was interested enough to read book two. However, I believe that this little jewel has given me the incentive to do so.
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Heather
4,0 su 5 stelle For People who believe
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 18 marzo 2013
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An easy read short story, From some one who does believe, you just wont Gavin to believe in his wife's feelings and get it sorted. Give this book and Andrew Butcher a go, I'm looking forward to his next book.
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Robert Leverton
5,0 su 5 stelle How to Covert a Non-believer of Things That Go Bump In-The-Night
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 17 luglio 2019
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I love Andrew Butcher as an author. This short story is well developed. The main character is quite relatable to people you may know personally. I’ve always enjoyed reading about paranormal happenings. This story has a chilling effect in the beginning and in a very short period of time you are brought full circle to an exciting heart warming end. Have you ever heard bumps in the night? I know I have 👻
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