Heaven's Peak: A Gripping Horror Novel
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4.2 • 316 Ratings
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Publisher Description
The beautiful resort town of Heaven's Peak is home to gorgeous landscapes and terrifying secrets.
After the tragic death of his mother, teenage photographer Kevin Miller moves to a new town with his alcoholic father and eight-year-old sister in the hope of bringing the family together and starting over. However, everything changes when Kevin witnesses his sister being kidnapped by a bizarre creature. The police are skeptical of his story, so he decides to unveil the mysteries surrounding the town on his own.
On the other side of the investigation, FBI agent Norman James will do anything to solve the baffling case, except believe a traumatized teenager's nonsense.
Meanwhile, newscasts predict a blizzard approaching in the next couple of days, as people in the town begin to behave strangely.
Will Kevin and Norman find Kevin's little sister before Heaven's Peak is consumed by darkness?
Heaven's Peak is the first full-length horror-thriller novel from author Miguel Estrada. If you like suspense, mystery and dread, prepare for a ride you won't forget.
Customer Reviews
Pages fly by
It’s easy to read you get caught in the suspense. My only issue is the grammatical errors. Overall I enjoyed it and it was free can’t complain
Thrilling
Action packed that’s keeps you reading! Loved it
Intriguing
Heaven’s Peak - Miguel Estrada
This was an interesting read. The writing did get a little confusing at times when there was a swap of point of view, but it wasn’t too bad. I enjoyed the horror elements, and the mystery was really attention grabbing. The ending wasn’t really satisfying to me and it felt odd and rushed. The characters were interesting and I will be reading more from this author.
⭐️⭐️⭐️ / Out of 5 Stars ⭐️
# of Pages 🌙 295 Pages
Release Date 🌟 10/24/18
Format 💫 Digital
Series 🌙 Unknown/Not Applicable
Genre/Tropes ✨ Mystery, thriller
Favorite Character ☀️ James and Kevin
Favorite Line 🌟 “Change is always difficult, but it’s necessary to grow, you know, as people.”