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  • What Hides in the Cellar

  • Patel and Pardoe, Book 4
  • By: Graham Masterton
  • Narrated by: Mark Meadows
  • Length: 9 hrs and 47 mins
  • 4.8 out of 5 stars (4 ratings)
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What Hides in the Cellar

By: Graham Masterton
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Summary

Jerry Pardoe and Jamila Patel investigate an eerie string of murders featuring missing feet and disembodied heads in the chilling horror from Graham Masterton.

A SEVERED HEAD

After a South London man is shot and killed at home, his wife swears that the offender had no feet. Even stranger, when a teacher is murdered at a local school, her pupils insist they saw disembodied feet dangling from their classroom ceiling. All across the country, victims claim the assailant was missing a body part, while others stumble upon the severed appendages.

A SUPERNATURAL CASE

It's clear these murders are neither straightforward nor easily explained, which means there are only two people fit to investigate: DS Jamila Patel and DC Jerry Pardoe, who are used to tracking spirits intent on causing mayhem.

A BLOODY HISTORY

And when two children go missing—finding themselves lost in another time period altogether—the investigation will lead to the discovery of a violent entity. One who has been killing for much longer than anyone first realized... And has no plans to stop.
©2023 Graham Masterton (P)2023 Head of Zeus
Occult Supernatural
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A Great Story With Brilliant Narration

Another good story from Graham Masterton. If you’ve enjoyed the other audiobooks in the series, I’m sure you’ll enjoy this one.

The storyline was as always very good with Graham’s usual bloody and gore. It’s fair to say in places I did find it difficult to follow.

The narrator was once again brilliant. As with the other audiobooks in the series, he bought all the characters to life.

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