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Don't read chapter twenty eight!

This book was a free download, recommended to me by a friend.
I was warned about the typing errors, and I was also warned about chapter twenty eight!
I decided to give this book a go, mainly out of curiosity about chapter twenty eight.
I enjoyed this book a lot more than I expected to, in fact, I really liked it, despite it not being something I would normally read. Yes, there are some typing errors, but I found they didn't really bother me.
Before you even start the book, the author herself even warns you about chapter twenty eight, I found I couldn't put this book down, partly because it was so good but partly because I wanted to get to chapter twenty eight!

Beryl Seaton is a young, naive twenty year old, straight out of being raised in a convent. First time experiencing the real world. She gets a job as governess at Grangehurst, assisting Mrs Brooks in looking after her son, Stephen. But nothing is normal at Grangehurst.
How did Stephen become the way he is?
What happened to the previous governess?
And yes, chapter twenty eight is disturbing, in fact the author spends all of chapter twenty seven advising you to skip to chapter twenty nine!
I do recommend this book, but please do not be one of those people that head straight for chapter twenty eight. Please read from the beginning, meet the people, learn about them and try to understand them before you make the decision whether to read chapter twenty eight or not.