Haunting in Hartley: A Supernatural Suspense Horror (Haunting Clarisse Book 2): A Supernatural Suspense Horror

Written by Janice Tremayne

Narrated by Kevin Theis

A town under siege. A malignant force plaguing its people. Can this warrior for good cleanse the sickness before they all fall prey to darkness?

Clarisse Garcia walks the arduous path of a spirit hunter. Arriving in the small Australian township of Hartley for work, she immediately senses the area is mired in a centuries-old curse. And when a local paranormal expert shares his evidence, the prescient woman finds herself face to face with a malevolent demon.

Flirting with danger, Clarisse engages in a battle of wits with the wicked creature. But even as she fends off the foul manifestation’s attempts to sour her faith, she fears she may never escape her high-stakes parlay with evil incarnate.

Can she maintain her grip on sanity before the tight-knit community is doomed?

Haunting in Hartley is the second standalone book in the spine-chilling Haunting Clarisse supernatural horror series. If you like pulse-pounding tension, scarily dark corners, and thought-provoking dilemmas, then you’ll love Janice Tremayne’s unsettling story.

Buy Haunting in Hartley to outsmart a devil today!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Millport Press
• Release date: Sep 19, 2021
• ISBN: 9781667050393

Reviews for Haunting in Hartley

[Kristin Childs · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

I read the ebook when it came out and loved it. Here is my partial review for the story:
Her character building is top notch and her world building is amazing. It's as if she has actually been to these towns. This book has unimaginable evil, ghosts, a who done it, a skeptic and one bad ass woman named Clarisse.
Narration review:
BUT, the audiobook is way beyond FANTASTIC! The narrator's the BEST male one I've ever heard. Kevin Theis actually does different dialects. My ears were thoroughly pleased. I can't wait until the next audiobook!!! 10☆

[sarah ybarra · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

I only made it 30 minutes into it because of the narrator. He sounds like he is yelling and everything is emphatic. Couldn’t finish it.