The Ghost of Kellytch Hall

Adventures of Domino Corgi--Book 2 (The Domino Series)

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Pub Date May 03 2020 | Archive Date Sep 27 2020

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Fast-paced. A fun read with lots to think about. The Ghost of Kellytch Hall, the second book in The Domino Series, has it all. A ghost! An adventure story about a young girl's sea travels to China. A black-hearted villain. Animals working hard to protect their human friends although the humans don't know it.

The tale is so astonishing that it takes two stories to tell it. The first story is about the mysterious Louis Kellytch who lived in Brewster Gap many years ago. Kellytch’s presence was more felt than seen while he was alive. Reclusive and secretive, he dwelled in the shadows behind the scenes. But make no mistake, his all-consuming pursuit of power made life a misery for many people in Brewster Gap. His home, Kellytch Hall, is now a dilapidated, abandoned, boarded-up mansion on land owned by Brewster College. 

You may wonder how Domino gets involved with the troubles at Kellytch Hall. You will need to read the story to find out the details. 

The second story is about Alva Brewster, the founder of Brewster College. She wrote a journal in a strange code that was difficult, but not impossible, to crack. Once the journal was decoded, an amazing story of her childhood emerged.She wrote extensively about her early years in Brewster Gap, her unforgettable sea voyage to China, the friends she made in Shanghai, and how she became entangled with Louis Kellytch.

Fast-paced. A fun read with lots to think about. The Ghost of Kellytch Hall, the second book in The Domino Series, has it all. A ghost! An adventure story about a young girl's sea travels to China. A...


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Domino is a Welsh Corgi that lives next to Kellytch Hall. Sadly it is haunted by a wicked ghost who was the previous owner. In the past, a woman named Alva lived there with her two “aunties” until Louis Kellytch bought it due to not enough money. Why didn’t the aunties not have enough money? Alva had a wonderful adventure with the captain on a ship to China. Alva wrote a journal about that adventure in a code that was difficult to decipher. Domino is given a project to do from Mother Nature. What is the project? Domino is not sure he can do it. He wishes his best friend Lovey, an African Grey parrot, wasn’t away at school. He needs to talk to him about this project. Will Lovey come home in time to help Domino? Will Domino be able to do the assigned project?

Though this is a fast read, the story is actually two stories. One is about Domino and the other is about Alva. In both stories, there is mystery, adventures and surprises. It has been so much fun to read that I could read it again! However, I want to read the next story of Domino if there is one. I love Domino’s thoughts and wishes that he had in this novel.

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I enjoyed this children story. This is the second story in the series of the Adventures of Domino Corgi. Domino is having another adventure were he has to get rid of something very scary. This time it a ghost that lives next door to him.

There is also second story that tells you more about Alva and Kellytch. And the adventures and mystery they go through.


This was fun to read about the adventure of Domino again. It had more of the human point of view then the animals this time.

I received a complimentary copy via Netgalley. This is my honest unbiased opinion.

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