The Hardgate Mystery. A Victorian True Ghost Story full audiobook by Robert Bridcut. 

Thanks. I think the balance is in favour of my edit.

I agree with you, in fact I do not find animal cruelty/death scary at all, I find it off putting

Thanks and welcome

Thanks. I'm hoping to get another one out very, very soon, next day or so. If you subscribe and hit the bell icon you will be the first to know about it.

@@bethena1855 ​ I did, that very nite. I forgot to tell you. I reckon the other was the Silsby (Sisley? Forgot the name) House, with the sailor ghosts and the lovers? Enjoyed that one too. Are you only doing ones that are (at least, supposed to be) true, or do you think you’ll do more ghost stories? I didn’t think this one had supposed to have been true, but I only ask, as much of your content, from what I presume to gather, is primarily about unsolved murders, and hauntings, primarily in Wales… at least that’s what the last story intimated to me from what I recollected of having previously watched on your channel… didn’t recall where exactly this one was to have taken place. Either way, thanks a lot. Cheers & best regards! Edit- Oh, it literally says so right in the title, duh… and I hadn’t listened to the end, till now. Definitely will listen to this one again as well, as I did with the story of the haunted beach mansion with the sailors and lovers… anyways, sorry for my stupid questions.

@@StalinLovsMsmZioglowfagz Thanks for listening to both stories. I'm planning some more but it's not easy to find ones nobody else has done. Have you listened to An Undertaking and The Man in the Norfolk Jacket? These are on my channel. I've done four ghost stories so far.

agree about the dogs - that would have freaked me out far to much like you said on another level

Robert Bridcut.

I'm glad you liked my reading and I am pleased Bridcut's book has survived somewhere. As for my decision to cut out the canine death, well, it wasn't essential to the story and some RU-vid audiobook channels have had a lot of flack about doggie demises in such stories. I've noted your disapproval but had I kept it in I would have had more complaints. I chose to spare my sensitive listeners any potential distress and myself any unpleasantness.

@@bethena1855 Thanks for missing it out. Not silly at all. You'd have lost listeners. My dog died not long before I heard this so I'd have found it upsetting though the death of the girl who jumped out of the window was not exactly pleasant the dog would have finished me. Make of that what you will!