The Castle of Los Angeles, Lisa Morton
The Castle of Los Angeles, Lisa Morton
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The Castle of Los Angeles

Author: Lisa Morton

Narrator: Amanda Wyss

Unabridged: 5 hr 51 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 08/12/2022


Synopsis

Theatre director Beth Ortiz is the newest resident of The Castle, an exclusive Los Angeles artists' community. Anxious actors aren't all Beth has to worry about in her new space, however, for The Castle has a secret history of madness and murder, and a celebrity artist who develops a strange fixation on Beth....And The Castle also happens to be haunted by some particularly uneasy spirits....Written by Lisa Morton, Bram Stoker Award-winning author, and narrated by horror icon Amanda Wyss, star of A Nightmare on Elm Street. This is horror at its finest.

About Lisa Morton

Lisa Morton is a screenwriter, author of nonfiction books, and award-winning prose writer.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Lou

We have had before in the likes of the story The Shining things going wrong evil forces at play in the Hotel in this story you have terror and hauntings of a similar kind that occur in a Castle. This castle has a history dark and bleak it was once a place for the insane and also a temporary mortuary......more

Goodreads review by Loren

I loved the LA history and all the details of small stage productions. The story built slowly, with moments that were really scary. Unfortunately, some of the most interesting things in the book happen off-stage, but that's a problem when the point of view stays so close to the main character. The b......more

Goodreads review by Keith

Beth Ortiz has been directing plays at a Los Angeles artist loft called The Castle for several years. When a chance to move in arises she realizes she can’t pass up the opportunity. It is not until after moving in that Beth begins to learn more about the history of The Castle which dates back to the......more

Goodreads review by Ryan

There are moments of greatness, but some real questionable choices as well, which leaves me torn on the book. For a large portion of the book, I very much enjoyed the characters and their interactions, and some of the mysteries surrounding the old building were intriguing, but there wasn't enough sp......more