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    Trinity Row
    Trinity Row
    Trinity Row
    Audiobook8 hours

    Trinity Row

    Written by Kelly Martin

    Narrated by Anne-Marie Lewis

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    About this audiobook

    Local legend says Trinity Row is the house that won't die. Local legend isn't wrong.

    Sixteen-year-old Ivy Black and her mom have moved in for a quick renovation to make an easy buck. Then it will be on to the next rundown, abandoned eyesore.

    Simple.

    Move.

    Fix.

    Sell.

    Run.

    For the last three years, Ivy and her mom have run far away from their past. That's the thing about Trinity Row, though. It doesn't let the past die.

    When Ivy finds out that the friends she thought she made and the things she thought she's seen aren't exactly what she believed, she goes on a mission to free her mother from the snare of Trinity Row and the evil spirit controlling it.

    Except, after a trip to Trinity Row, you'll never want to go home again.

    For fans of The Haunting of Hill House and Kendare Blake's Anna Dressed in Blood.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMonster Ivy Publishing
    Release dateAug 20, 2019
    ISBN9781948095303
    Trinity Row
    Author

    Kelly Martin

    Kelly Martin is a passionate and unconventional metaphysical thinker and writer who has been questioning reality since 1999. Writing on her blog Kelly Martin Speaks and speaking on YouTube she traces her journey from shyness to greater confidence. Kelly has explored many different paths from Reiki healing, Shamanism to Buddhism and now embraces a primarily mindful journey. After what felt like a decade of severe anxiety she took up mindfulness meditation and began to notice how much compassion and kindness lay in simply being with who she was, in that moment. Through practising mindfulness she began to emerge from a story of failure and fear to empowerment and greater confidence. She wants to encourage people to find the treasures that lie within the pain and suffering and to learn to see themselves as 'enough' exactly as they are, right now. Born in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in North East England, she now lives in Gloucestershire with her best friend Mike and the occasional visiting cat. She likes nothing better than sitting in a café drinking coffee, writing and people watching. Prior to metaphysics she majored in Environmental Studies at University and in many ways her love of the natural world has carried over into the love of nature as a great guide in her life. You can see more of her work at: KellyMartinSpeaks.co.uk, kellymartin.co.uk and her guest posts at ThankTheNow.com

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    • 3/5
      I was confused for a lot of this book. I don’t know if that was because I was just listening to this or if that was the writing. The book was interesting and read like a Goosebumps novel. This ending was good but overall nothing spectacular.

      1 person found this helpful

    • 1/5
      The narrator is one of the worst I’ve ever heard. Her inflection and fluctuating accents are just bizarre. Many inconsistencies in the story ( the age of the main character goes from 17 to 16 to 14 or so- many other examples).
    • 5/5
      This was a great story that kept me listening the whole day until finished!
    • 4/5
      The beginning was interesting. Through the middle was a bit confusing at times. It did have the creepy vibe which I liked. Overall it was okay.
    • 5/5
      This is a great story. The author has put the reader in right into the heart of a family disput that has spand decades. The writing is so clear and vivid. The characters are real (so to speak) and they make you feel everything. The narrator makes that possible, enhancing the author's vision. This is not scary but suspenseful. A true ghost story, a Great story.
    • 4/5
      I loved this story and the characters! The author did a great job of bringing the reader (or listener as I was) into Ivy’s head. You could almost feel what she was experiencing. The tension & suspense held through the story. Great depth of characters. Would love to see a sequel.

      This amazing story would have been absolutely perfect if the editor had done a better job. Too many inconsistencies that an experienced editor would have caught.