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Moving In: Supernatural Horror with Scary Ghosts & Haunted Houses (Moving In Series Book 1) Kindle Edition

by Ron Ripley (Author), Scare Street (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
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He found the house of his dreams. And unleashed his greatest nightmare…


Brian Roy just wants to get away from the stress of city life. Escape the noise, the crime, and the anxiety of his high-pressure job. So when he and his wife move into a beautiful old farmhouse in the scenic New Hampshire countryside, he can finally relax and find some peace.

But when he discovers a dead body in the woods and a burial ground in his basement, Brian could never imagine the shocking history of the house or its former occupants that comes to light.

The old farmhouse’s shadowy corridors hide a legacy of secrets, bloodshed, and pain. And Brian’s family are not the only ones who roam the house’s dark rooms…

Soon, Brian finds himself locked in battle with a supernatural entity of unimaginable evil - the spirit of a deranged child, who tortures and kills with diabolical glee. It has been watching, waiting. And now that Brian and his family have moved in...

It’s time to play.
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"Best SCARY Ghost Story I've Read Since The Shining!" - Pamela C. "Very Terrifying Haunting...Make Sure You Get The 'Iron And Salt'" - Robin L. "I totally enjoyed this story, a one-sitting riveting read. Mr. Ripley has a special talent for approaching the supernatural!" - Mallory Heart Reviews "Breathtaking adventure. I simply couldn't put this down til the end. I adore all the books but this one will leave me up all night. Living on a farm surely isn't helping tonight." - Reader "Mr. Ripley is a master at the art of keeping your heart pounding & you reading as fast as your eyes can fly over the words. 'Moving In' has a great story line & realistic characters that leave you wanting more. If I ever buy an older home, I'll be thoroughly checking the basement first!" - Sharon "Moving In is one very fast-paced, spooky tale with never a dull moment! The characters are well drawn. A spooky, exciting tale!" - Victoria S. "You'll sit on the edge of your seat the whole way wondering how they will get out of this mess! Well worth the read for fans of scary books!" - Kim "While it is a haunted house story, it is refreshingly new. It is not just a run of the mill haunted house story. "Moving In" is different. The story line is new. The characters ore original. For me, it very quickly became a real page turner I couldn't put down!" - David D. "Easy, simple pace and well defined situations. Of course there was creepiness, lots of creepiness. If you're looking for a simple horror, this will do it!" - Maureen "Don't read this late at night when things are quiet. It might make you jump when unheard things go bump in the night! Fun read!" - Kathy "What a fantastic scary story!! Paul the ghost kind of freaked me out so I had to stop reading for the night." - Alley D. "Not your everyday ghost story. I never thought there could be any more ghost stories that I hadn't read...but here it is!" - Bonnie C. "Can't remember when I have enjoyed a HORROR book as much. It is what it promises to be, THRILLER SCARY and pure unadulterated HORROR. MY first book by this author (Ron Ripley) I will HAPPILY RECOMMEND TO MY FRIENDS and ACQUAINTANCES. This story takes place in an old country house bought by a couple looking for peace and quite, as he is recuperating from two previous heart attacks. They find everything but peace and DEATH WAITS FOR NO MAN. Hope you enjoy this tale also...I RECOMMEND." - Reader

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Chapter 2: Danny Collier's Hunting Trip Danny was in the woods well after sunset. If a Fish and Game Conservation Officer caught him, he knew he would be royally screwed. But, from what he had heard at the Nashua Fish and Game Club, the officers had swept through Mont Vernon last week. Sure, they could change up their rhythm, but there had been a rumor of poaching in Greenfield. Danny was sure the officers would be working that area over the week. He stepped along the path, using night-vision goggles to follow the slim game trail. Another hundred yards or so, and he'd find his trail camera and figure out if anything was coming around the salt lick he'd put out the week before. Danny paused, shifted his deer rifle from his left shoulder to his right, and debated whether or not to stop and take a leak. Definitely shouldn't have had those beers at Henry's, Danny thought. Deciding he'd go later, and not anywhere the deer might catch wind of it, Danny continued on. A few minutes passed, and he came to the small clearing where he had set up his salt lick. His trail camera was still attached to the young elm tree he'd chosen, and Danny grinned. He opened the camera, pulled the SD card, and then dug his small digital camera out of the front pocket of his hunting jacket. Even with his gloves on, Danny managed to slide the SD card into the camera. A moment later, he flipped his goggles up and was accessing images from the trail. Most of the initial stills were just of a raccoon passing by, but then he caught one of a good sized doe. After that, he had a pair of does, and finally a buck with a six-point rack. He checked the time-stamps on the pictures and noticed they had all been taken between six and seven PM. It's only quarter to six now, Danny thought with a grin. He scanned through a couple more pictures of the wandering raccoon, one of a border collie, and then he stopped, his breath catching in his throat. The picture showed a man. An old man with a large mustache and a broad-brimmed hat. He wore an old three-quarter length jacket and a pair of jeans with old boots, and he was staring at the deer lick. But Danny could see through him. The outline of the man was barely visible, and through the man, Danny could see the other side of the clearing and the distant dark shape of the old Kenyon house on the crest of a slight hill. What the hell? Danny thought, finally exhaling. He flipped through the next few pictures, but saw nothing else. Shaking his head, he turned his camera off, put his goggles back down, and returned the SD card to the trail camera. It was then he noticed there were lights on in the Kenyon house, which was another thousand yards across open ground. Danny remembered there had been talk down at Henry's that somebody had bought the place. Turned out it was true. More luck to them, Danny thought. With a grunt, Danny walked around the edge of the glade, staying in the tree line until it cut away sharply to the right. His hide was there, and he settled down in it, getting his rifle set and making sure the safety was off. For a moment, he wondered if the new owners of the Kenyon house would be upset about him hunting on their property, and then he chuckled. He'd have a kill field dressed and ready to go long before anyone could get out to him. Getting comfortable, he waited, neither moving nor making any sort of sound. The slight pressure of beer on his bladder vanished as he focused on the salt lick. Minutes slid by, and Danny got in the hunting zone, perfectly happy to be doing nothing. He breathed easily, in through his nose and out through his mouth. He waited, watching. Soon he heard a soft crunch, the faintest of sounds. Silence followed, and then a few minutes later, the deer appeared. It was a doe, and while Danny would have liked the six pointer that had shown up before, he was happy with the animal in front of him. Lifting his goggles, Danny took a deep breath and slowly lowered his face to the stock of his rifle, the wood cold against his cheek. He looked through the night scope on the rifle. The built in light suppressor in the optics would ensure that the light of the shot wouldn't blind him. Danny watched the doe amble cautiously up to the salt and start licking it. Smiling, he took careful aim at the shoulder of the animal, at the heart, and slowly squeezed the trigger. The recoil on the rifle was slight, the sound brutal in the stillness of the night. The doe leaped away in fright, managed a single long step, and fell to her side. The shot was clean. The doe was dead. Danny dropped his goggles into place, picked up the hot brass shell casing from the ground, slipped it into an outer pocket, and quickly collapsed the hide. He stuffed it into his shoulder bag and hurried back to the trail camera, undoing the Velcro strap and sliding the entire assembly into a side pocket on his pants. Shouldering his rifle, Danny jogged out to the doe. He dropped down to his knees, slipped his gutting knife out of its sheath on his belt, and got to work. A few minutes into it, Danny had the doe open and the offal tossed to one side, the smell of blood hot and stinking of iron in his nose. "Iron," a voice whispered. Danny stiffened and looked around. He couldn't see anything. Suddenly uncomfortable, Danny turned back to the doe and started working on the rest of the -- "Salt," the same voice whispered. Danny got up to his feet, took a couple of steps and looking around, he turned sharply and slipped in the doe's innards. "Hell's bells!" Danny swore, dropping the knife so he wouldn't stab himself. He hit his head and knocked the goggles off into the doe's stomach. "You've got to be kidding me," he groaned, already feeling the blood seeping into his pants. "Iron and salt," the voice whispered. Danny scrambled to his feet, slipping again in the bloody grass before he was able to stand. Twisting around, he found the speaker. It was the old man from the picture on the trail camera, but he was still just as see through. Danny felt a chill sweep over him as the old man looked at him with a pair of tired, hazel eyes. "Iron and salt," the old man said once more. "Iron and salt." Something unbearably cold wrapped around Danny's heart, squeezing it mercilessly. Danny collapsed to the ground, falling onto his left side. Unable to move, unable to breathe, he heard the old man again. "Iron and salt." Danny's vision slowly collapsed, the old man's face the last thing he saw.

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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B01B4CW1IG
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ ScareStreet.com; 1st edition (January 26, 2016)
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ January 26, 2016
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 312 KB
  • Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
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  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 166 pages
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  1. Ron Ripley

    Ron Ripley

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    Ron Ripley is a husband and father surviving in New England, a place which seems to be getting colder every day. He grew up across from a disturbingly large cemetery where he managed to scare himself every night before going to bed. Mostly because of the red lights that people put in front of the headstones. Those things are just plain creepy to a kid.

    Ron enjoys writing horror, military history and driving through the small towns of New England with his family, collecting books and giving impromptu lectures on military history to his family, who enjoy ignoring him during those dreadful times.

    List of Ron's books:

    MOVING IN SERIES (Completed series)

    Moving In Series Books 1 - 6

    Moving In (Book 1)

    The Dunewalkers (Book 2)

    Middlebury Sanitarium (Book 3)

    The First Church (Book 4)

    The Paupers' Crypt (Book 5)

    The Academy (Book 6)

    BERKLEY STREET SERIES (Completed series)

    Berkley Street Series Books 1 - 9

    Berkley Street (Book 1)

    The Lighthouse (Book 2)

    The Town of Griswold (Book 3)

    Sanford Hospital (Book 4)

    Kurkow Prison (Book 5)

    Lake Nutaq (Book 6)

    Slater Mill (Book 7)

    Borgin Keep (Book 8)

    Amherst Burial Ground (Book 9)

    HAUNTED COLLECTION SERIES (Completed series)

    Haunted Collection Series Books 1 - 3

    Haunted Collection Series Books 4 - 6

    Haunted Collection Series Books 7 - 9

    Collecting Death (Book 1)

    Walter’s Rifle (Book 2)

    Blood in the Mirror (Book 3)

    Hank’s Radio (Book 4)

    The Burning Girl (Book 5)

    Knife in the Dark (Book 6)

    Last Breath (Book 7)

    Ticket to Death (Book 8)

    Death Rattle (Book 9)

    HAUNTED VILLAGE SERIES (Completed Series)

    Haunted Village Series Books 1 - 3

    Haunted Village Series Books 4 - 6

    Haunted Village Series Books 7 - 9

    Worthe’s Village (Book 1)

    Hell’s Hammer (Book 2)

    Butcher's Hands (Book 3)

    Soul Harvest (Book 4)

    Poisonous Whispers (Book 5)

    Brutal Lessons (Book 6)

    Christopher's Blade (Book 7)

    Silent Death (Book 8)

    Deranged Souls (Book 9)

    TORMENTED SOULS SERIES (Completed Series)

    Tormented Souls Series Books 1 - 3

    Tormented Souls Series Books 4 - 6

    Coffin Cemetery (Book 1)

    Anger and Death (Book 2)

    Feast of Fear (Book 3)

    Bloody Anger (Book 4)

    Streets of Anger (Book 5)

    Anger's Ruin (Book 6)

    DEATH HUNTER SERIES (Completed Series)

    City of Ghosts (Book 1)

    Moran and Moran (Book 2)

    Thorne's Tome (Book 3)

    Mistress of Death (Book 4)

    Sin's Judgment (Book 5)

    Shadows' End (Book 6)

    STANDALONES

    Sherman’s Collection

    Boylan House

    Blood Contract

    Enfield Horror

    Hungry Ghosts

    SHORT STORY COLLECTION

    Ghost Stories

    Scary Stories

    BUNDLES / COMPILATIONS

    Ghost Stories from Hell

    MULTI-AUTHOR COLLABORATIONS

    Cult of the Endless Night (Completed series)

    House of the Dead (Book 1)

    Shadows of Deceit (Book 2)

    Night's End (Book 3)

    Echoes in the Night (Book 4)

    Death Dealer (Book 5)

    The Endless Night (Book 6)

    Hell's Vengeance (Completed series)

    Hell's Highway (Book 1)

    Hell's City (Book 2)

    Hell's Vengeance (Book 3)

    Soldier of Death Series (Completed Series)

    Soldier of Death (Book 1)

    Mask of Death (Book 2)

    Shadows of Death (Book 3)

    Soul Collector Series

    Soul Collector (Book 1)

    Soul Destroyer (Book 2)

    Soul Master (Book 3)

    Soul Tormentor (Book 4)

    Soul Bound (Book 5)

    Soul Redemption (Book 6)

    Shadow King Series (Completed Series)

    Duel of the Damned (Book 1)

    Death's Cathedral (Book 2)

    The Shadow King (Book 3)

    Horror Stories (Short Story Collection)

    Tavern of Terror Volume 4

    Tavern of Terror Volume 5

    Tavern of Terror Volume 6

    Tavern of Terror Volume 7

    Tavern of Terror Volume 8

    Tavern of Terror Volume 11

    Tavern of Terror Volume 12

    Terror in the Shadows Volume 1 (Short Story Collection)

    Terror in the Shadows Volume 2

    Terror in the Shadows Volume 3

    Terror in the Shadows Volume 4

    Terror in the Shadows Volume 5

    Terror in the Shadows Volume 6

    Terror in the Shadows Volume 7

    Terror in the Shadows Volume 8

    Terror in the Shadows Volume 9

    Terror in the Shadows Volume 10

    Terror in the Shadows Volume 11

    Terror in the Shadows Volume 12

    Terror in the Shadows Volume 13

    Terror in the Shadows Volume 14

    Terror in the Shadows Volume 15

    Monster Collection

    Short Horror Stories Volume 1

    Short Horror Stories Volume 2

    Short Horror Stories Volume 3

    Short Horror Stories Volume 4

    Short Horror Stories Volume 5

    Short Horror Stories Volume 6

    Short Horror Stories Volume 7

    Short Horror Stories Volume 8

    Short Horror Stories Volume 9

    Short Horror Stories Volume 10

    Short Horror Stories Volume 11

    Short Horror Stories Volume 12

    Short Horror Stories Volume 13

    Short Horror Stories Volume 14

    Short Horror Stories Volume 15

    Short Horror Stories Volume 16

    Short Horror Stories Volume 17

    Short Horror Stories Volume 19

    Short Horror Stories Volume 20

    Short Horror Stories Volume 21

    Short Horror Stories Volume 22

    Short Horror Stories Volume 23

    Short Horror Stories Volume 24

    Short Horror Stories Volume 25

    Short Horror Stories Volume 26

    Short Horror Stories Volume 27

    Night Terrors Volume 1

    Night Terrors Volume 2

    Night Terrors Volume 3

    Night Terrors Volume 4

    Night Terrors Volume 5

    Night Terrors Volume 6

    Night Terrors Volume 7

    Night Terrors Volume 8

    Night Terrors Volume 9

    Night Terrors Volume 10

    Night Terrors Volume 11

    Night Terrors Volume 12

    Night Terrors Volume 13

    Night Terrors Volume 14

    Night Terrors Volume 15

    Night Terrors Volume 16

    Night Terrors Volume 17

    Night Terrors Volume 18

    Night Terrors Volume 19

    Night Terrors Volume 20

    Night Terrors Volume 21

    Night Terrors Volume 22

    Night Terrors Volume 23

    Night Terrors Volume 24

    Night Terrors Volume 25

    Night Terrors Volume 26

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    Scare Street

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Frances Hampton
5.0 out of 5 stars Enjoyed Listening in the Dark
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2016
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I was hooked from the beginning. I grew up hearing ghost stories and would go riding around the back roads with my aunts looking for ghosts. Good times for sure. This book reminded me of those times. The story captivated me though, at times, it seemed like there were more characters than I could keep up with. I put that down to some places have more ghosts than others. I thought Brian and Jenny were realistic, average people, though Jenny did react weirdly at times. I took that to be a part of her personality. Maybe not the way I would react but then we all have quirks and our own ways of dealing with stressful situations. The characters of Sam and Leo I enjoyed the most. The ghosts were well written. I liked that some were good and others were evil. That goes with every good ghost story I heard growing up. I wouldn't call the book absolutely horrifying but it does have its moments. I liked that not every encounter had me terrified. In my opinion that is what made it realistic. I enjoyed this narrator. He varied his voice for characters and scenes. Sometimes in listening to a book, I can fall asleep. It is the narrator who makes a difference for me. This narrator, Andrew Tell, kept me awake and invested. I think he was a good match for the story.
I purchased this for my Kindle but then was given the Audible version for review purposes, (I do not receive any type of compensation for my reviews. They consist of my true feelings and thoughts while reading or listening to a book.) I have to say I absolutely loved listening to it with the lights off. That definitely was a treat. If you like to hear creepy ghost stories in the dark then I definitely recommend getting this book from Audible. I am planning on reading more of this series, hopefully listening in the dark!
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Dee Williams
4.0 out of 5 stars Not Your Run Of The Mill Haunted House Story But Much Better!
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2018
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Strange as this story was, I did find parts of it really creepy, especially when different ghosts started popping up all over the place. I think that in parts of the book, I was quietly screaming in my head, something like, ‘Cmon, move, hurry up’. The usual words I say, when I try to make characters get out of a bad situation they are in.
The characters are a bit of a weird mix between a few stereotypes and surprisingly many full, fascinating people. Most of the stereotypes were limited to side characters, like the ex-cop who can’t give up his donuts despite the diabetes, and who can’t get past the suspicion that Brian and Jenny must have killed the poacher who died on their land. I really like Brian–he doesn’t believe in this sort of thing, and believes even less in the spiritualist friend of Jenny’s (Sylvia), but he doesn’t waste time being stupid once it’s in his face. Speaking of Sylvia, her estimate of “9+” ghosts with some extras hanging around the edges is waaaay off, and though iron and salt make good weapons against the dead, they’re hardly foolproof. Some of the ghosts are even nice–silent Mary pours Brian an unexpected drink. Sam, a living man who was childhood friends with “Paul,” one of the nastiest spirits, ends up helping out as well.
Enter Leo, to help out Brian and Jenny by trapping the ghosts and then helping them to find their way to where they’re supposed to go. He’s very odd, but effective. Unfortunately he’s also running out of time–if he doesn’t get home in time, another powerful ghost may be released. I like Leo. His oddities don’t in any way prevent him from being a sympathetic character, nor do they make him infallible. He is a great conduit for upping the stakes, though!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Creeeeeepy!!!
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2016
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This was incredibly scary and creepy and I enjoyed every second of it, though I couldn't listen to it at night ;)

When Brian and Jenny move into a house in the country because of Brian's heart, they never expected to get more than they paid for! As soon as they move in they realise that something isn't right in their house and thy have some unexpected guests! Then they find a grave yard in their basement, the basement that keeps opening by itself!! What is going on and just who is the incredibly creepy ass kid!!

This was a really quick listen though didn't feel like it as so much was happening and so many different characters were introduced, some living but most dead!! The characters (both living and dead) were well written and developed. I really liked Brian and Jenny, though I have to say that Leo was my favourite even though he wasn't introduced till near the end!!

The plot was really fast paced and addicting. You are brought into the action right from the start and it doesn't stop till the very end. The ghosts were all so creepy but none more so than Sam. He totally freaked me out!!!

In all, a well written story that gave me chills. This is an author that I need to check out and see more of their books!! Definitely recommend, though maybe not at night!!!

Andrew Tell has sealed himself as one of my favourite narrators. He is easy to listen to and always gives his all when telling a story. He has plenty of tones and voices and always knows when to use the right one at the right time! I recommend him to anyone wanting to start out listening to audios.

*I received a copy of this for review from the narrator, author or publisher for review. This in no way affected my thoughts.*
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Amanda Decontie
5.0 out of 5 stars Great ghost hunting
Reviewed in Canada on August 25, 2016
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Lots of ups and downs. Great for the supernatural at heart! Had me guessing till the end! Real page turner
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Hank
5.0 out of 5 stars A lucky download
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 11, 2016
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Luck played a big part in this download. I had converted a tablet into an e-reader with the android app from Amazon. I needed a free book to check the end result. I downloaded 'Moving In' without any knowledge of the subject. It worked so I started reading the book out of curiosity Ghost stories have never interested me but this one had me involved before I realised. It was so well written I began to visualise myself in this exciting story. Humans and ghosts working together AND conversing. The story built up to a crescendo and I enjoyed every minute that is why I have posted this review as soon as I finished. Even if you go no further this is a complete story.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Great read!
Reviewed in Canada on August 14, 2016
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Perfect book for the cabin! Really glad I was not staying at the lake side cabin alone though! Highly recommend!
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Ms. A. Traczykowski
4.0 out of 5 stars Ghosts everywhere.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 15, 2016
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Brian and his wife buy an old farmhouse in the backwoods, it's a new start for them, but, it is already occupied by ghosts who are trapped there. The ghostly residents do not want to share their home, with horrifying and deadly results. Four stars for book that will draw you in and not let you go until it is finished.
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Denise Burant
3.0 out of 5 stars Three Stars
Reviewed in Canada on September 2, 2016
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Easy read. Read it in a couple of hours.Entertaining.
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