'Powerful, haunting and truly terrifying' CHRIS WHITAKER, author of We Begin at the End
'Beautifully written and epically scary' ROSIE ANDREWS, author of The Leviathan
'Carly Reagon is one to watch' C. J. COOKE, author of A Haunting in the Arctic
DISCOVER THE GHOST STORY THAT WON'T LET YOU GO . . .
Kyle can barely remember his grandfather. So when they inherit his old house - a damp, secluded tower on the edge of a Welsh mountain village - Kyle and his wife, Lydia, feel they are moving into the home of a stranger.
From the start, Lydia hates the house: the disturbing paintings in the attic, the hostility of the locals, the peculiar light that pours through the kitchen window. Kyle thinks Lydia needs a break from London, from the nightmares and the panic attacks. But over the coming weeks, Lydia's sense of dread only becomes more insistent, whilst Kyle is drawn to the house in ways he cannot explain.
Yet as winter approaches, cutting them off, the house must become their refuge. For outside, on the mountain, something is calling to them.
Something that has waited decades, and wants to be let in.
_______
PRAISE FOR CARLY REAGON
'A book that feels like it's watching you as you read it' CARI THOMAS
'Be prepared for some seriously good twists' NATASHA PULLEY
'Brilliantly echoes the likes of Susan Hill' SUSAN STOKES-CHAPMAN
'Carly Reagon makes writing scares look easy' REBECCA F. JOHN
'Will keep you up long after the witching hour' REBECCA NETLEY
Genre: Horror
'Beautifully written and epically scary' ROSIE ANDREWS, author of The Leviathan
'Carly Reagon is one to watch' C. J. COOKE, author of A Haunting in the Arctic
DISCOVER THE GHOST STORY THAT WON'T LET YOU GO . . .
Kyle can barely remember his grandfather. So when they inherit his old house - a damp, secluded tower on the edge of a Welsh mountain village - Kyle and his wife, Lydia, feel they are moving into the home of a stranger.
From the start, Lydia hates the house: the disturbing paintings in the attic, the hostility of the locals, the peculiar light that pours through the kitchen window. Kyle thinks Lydia needs a break from London, from the nightmares and the panic attacks. But over the coming weeks, Lydia's sense of dread only becomes more insistent, whilst Kyle is drawn to the house in ways he cannot explain.
Yet as winter approaches, cutting them off, the house must become their refuge. For outside, on the mountain, something is calling to them.
Something that has waited decades, and wants to be let in.
_______
PRAISE FOR CARLY REAGON
'A book that feels like it's watching you as you read it' CARI THOMAS
'Be prepared for some seriously good twists' NATASHA PULLEY
'Brilliantly echoes the likes of Susan Hill' SUSAN STOKES-CHAPMAN
'Carly Reagon makes writing scares look easy' REBECCA F. JOHN
'Will keep you up long after the witching hour' REBECCA NETLEY
Genre: Horror
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