After She Fled

A Troubled Spirits Novel

De: J. R. Erickson

Narrado por: Angie Tripp

A chilling haunted house mystery inspired by a true crime....

For six long years, Max has avoided Draven, her hometown that holds the remnants of a ghastly accident. But when her brother dies, she is drawn back into the clutches of her haunted past.

In the wake of her family's shattered happiness, Max is caught in a nightmarish whirlwind of horrors that defy the laws of our world. The epicenter of these malevolent forces resides within the crumbling walls of an abandoned farmhouse, burdened by a sinister history.

The house harbors secrets, both old and new. Secrets that might just reveal the fate of a young woman who has gone missing. A woman with ties to Max’s own former life in Draven.

As Max digs deeper into a series of unexplained deaths stretching back a century, she comes face to face with an evil intent on destroying her.

Don't miss this heart-pounding paranormal murder mystery.

©2023 Jacqueline Riegle (P)2023 Jacqueline Riegle

Great story!!

I think this is my favorite out of all the Troubled Spirits books! I loved the story and all the characters. The tension between Max and her mother is palpable. You can feel the guilt and regret in just about every interaction. The “nightmare/sleepwalking” sequences are all around eerie. Even the background story on Freddy’s house was great!
Great creepy read with undertones of grief and good vs evil that I think we all can relate to in one way or another.
Angie Tripp did a great job narrating!

Gave me goosebumps!!!

I absolutely loved this story and narration! What an eerie story and somewhat based on true events!!! This is a perfect listen if you want a paranormal mystery that keeps you up at night! This was my first by author but will not be my last!

Freddy's house!

this is one of those excellent stories about being careful what you wish for. this was very good and kept me interested. the narrator did a great job.

Good plot and ending.

I really enjoyed the creativity and twists and turns of the story. The main character was very relatable and I could almost picture exactly what was happening during the story.

Best J.R. Erickson book!

Max returns to her hometown of Draven, after her brother's death. Back home, sleeping in her childhood bed, she begins to sleepwalk. Each time, she finds herself near her town's haunted house, "Freddie's House." Why does the house call to her? And what is it with the bruises on her body? Not to mention the odd behavior of her mother.
This is a dysfunctional family drama, spooky story, and mystery all wrapped up in one. And it was so good! It's now my favorite book by J.R. Erickson.
Angie Tripp did an amazing job with the narration. I will definitely look for more books that she reads.