Nightmare House

"Douglas Clegg is the best horror novelist of the post-Stephen King generation." - Bentley Little

The house in 1926, was simply Harrow-and he was its heir. When his reclusive grandfather dies and leaves him Harrow, Ethan Gravesend imagines a glorious new beginning in life.
The locals call it "Nightmare House." The castle-like estate by the Hudson River was built from relics smuggled from antiquity, with a ruined abbey reconstructed among manicured gardens.
A gothic nest of hungry spirits. Local villagers tell tales of screams in the night, a deranged madman, and the cries of a child heard on dark October nights.

Harrow: The House of Infinite Hauntings. A series made up of four novels, four different kinds of hauntings within Harrow, a house that will never let you leave.
Harrow Origins: Two novellas tracing the dark youths of the two originators of Harrow's legend: Justin Gravesend, initiated into forbidden magic in Victorian London, and Isis Claviger, who spoke with the Dead.

READ THEM IN ANY ORDER

• Each Harrow novel stands alone. Enter the series wherever you like.
• Six books, each book with a key to the secret mysteries of the house.

PICK YOUR POISON

• For a gothic inheritance story set in the Jazz Age, enter Nightmare House.
• For a haunted boarding school, try Mischief.
• For psychic investigators who wake the house with their presence, conjure The Infinite.
• For all-out blood and madness that spills into the village, grab The Abandoned.
• For decadence and debauchery in Victorian London, meet The Necromancer, an Origins Novella.
• For a Cornish ghost story of calling back the dead, visit Isis, an Origins Novella.
• In ebook, trade paperback, and hardcover from Alkemara Press.

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