'Mysterious, compelling and seriously twisty... I quite literally couldn't put this book down.' Rachel Wolf
'Clever, compelling and deliciously creepy, with a heroine you’ll root for. I was hooked.' Nicola Blackwell
There's something wrong with Haddon Hall...
In 1876, Eleanor Teague lives in a lonely house far from the glamorous London Society she once knew. Confined to Haddon Hall by agoraphobia, bedevilled by nightmares of the death of her daughter, and haunted by the guilt of a terrible crime she committed, Eleanor depends on the household servants and on her husband Ezra, who is kind, patient… and controlling.But when an apparition appears at her bedside, and mysterious voices urge her to find the 'Shadow House', she’s convinced an uncanny presence dwells within the walls of Haddon Hall, and that the staff are lying to her – they, in turn, fear she’s descending into madness.
As Eleanor’s world starts to fracture, the very foundations of Haddon Hall seem to shake. Why is the attic room locked? What is the Shadow House? Who is the strange woman in the woods?
The shocking truth will shatter everything Eleanor thought she knew about her life.
A haunting, high-concept thriller with a jaw-dropping twist, The Strange Lives of Eleanor Teague will enthral readers of John Marrs, Gillian McAllister and Stuart Turton.
Reviews for M.K. Hill:
‘Sharp, funny, moving and tremendously exciting’ The Times
‘Grips from the start and never lets up'' Marcel Berlins
‘Thoroughly enjoyable’ Daily Mail
‘Creepy, convincing and kept me gripped’ Peter James
‘Absorbing and twisty’ Mark Edwards
‘Dark, gripping and fast-paced’ Katerina Diamond
‘Superb, smart, seat-edge stuff’ William Shaw
‘Bloody brilliant’ Asia Mackay
Genre: Mystery
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