Isis

She broke the law of the Dead...but will she pay the price? The gardener at Belerion Hall, warns the Villiers girl about dark places of the tombs along the cliffs. "There be those who listen for oaths and vows...What may be said in innocence becomes flesh and blood in such places."
When a tragic accident turns her world upside, Isis discovers a wild talent within herself that enables her to speak with the dead. Isis is a Harrow Origins novella of the young woman who would one day enter Harrow.
A gothic supernatural chiller in the tradition of Daphne Du Maurier, The Woman in Black, Pet Sematary, The Monkey's Paw.

Harrow: The House of Infinite Hauntings. Four novels, four different kinds of hauntings within Harrow, a house that will never let you leave...
Harrow Origins: Two novellas tracing the origins of the two creators of Harrow's horrors.

READ THEM IN ANY ORDER

• Each Harrow novel stands alone. Pick the one that appeals to you.
• One house. Six entry points. Every book is a key to the house.
• Read them in any order. Harrow is infinite.

PICK YOUR POISON

• For a gothic inheritance story set in the Jazz Age, open with 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 itself, 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.

WHAT THE CRITICS SAY

• From Publishers Weekly: "Clegg (The Abandoned) expands the burgeoning backstory of his multivolume Harrow haunted house saga with this poignant chamber tragedy involving young Iris Catherine Villiers (who, as an adult, will become Isis Claviger, oracle of the spook-ridden Hudson Valley academy)...This potent novella, one of Clegg's best, is both a stand-alone triumph and a powerful new chapter in his evolving series."
• From Fangoria Magazine: "...a story of love, loss and longing...told with the beautiful prose of an old-fashioned Gothic era."
• From The Strand magazine: "Haunting yet poignant, Isis is a work that should firmly place Clegg among the all-stars of horror such as Straub, Machen, LeFanu, and Stoker."

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