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Gated
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Genres: Horror, Thrillers and Suspense. Format: eBook. Views: This Week 354, Total 1331.
"Gated" is an UK & US Horror Chart Top 10 best seller & a 2014 Full Moon Awards Horror Book of the year.
"This book is a page turner. An absolute thriller that keeps the reader engaged to the very last page." - I Read a book once.com
"I cannot praise this book enough. It is one of those books that stays with you long after you have read it the imagery is that powerful." - Soozy's Horror Page
"The description in this book is amazing, it's like he has pulled it out of his head and right into the book. I'd definitely recommend reading it." - Rebbie Reviews
"An eerie and sinister plot that draws you in from the start. A book I can recommend to all readers for the love of Horror and thrillers." - Lynelle Clark
"Surprises are in store, and good ones. Think along the sadistic lines of John Saul and VC Andrews. Not everyone is getting out of this story alive." - examiner.com
Michael and Emily are a happy and contented English couple, a writer and a school teacher. Their lives are complete when Emily falls pregnant, however their dreams are shattered one cold winter night by a car accident that robs them of their happiness.
To overcome their loss they up stick and move to Eden Gardens, a US gated community that offers "Heaven on Earth and Twice as Nice". The people are warm and friendly and welcome them with open arms. The town is a beautiful throwback to a bygone age, where the sun always shines and the sky's always blue.
As they settle into their new perfect lives, the circle is complete when Emily falls pregnant. The town is perfect, the weather is perfect and their lives are perfect. But are the stares from their neighbours a little too intense, is the town a little too interested in their happy news, and is Eden all that it seems.
They are about to find out that paradise comes at a cost, and when you sign a lease, you should always check the fine print.