Spider Hall

von Anne Merino

308 Seiten, Taschenbuch

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On a perfect English evening, British rock star David Stryker and a group of his friends are slaughtered in a nightmarish home invasion. The hideous violence inflicted on the victims electrifies both media and the public.

Five years later - The Stryker Murders have become part of the pop culture celebrity death timeline occupying a space alongside Marilyn Monroe, Michael Jackson and Princess Diana's tragic car crash in Paris. More prosaically, David Stryker's estate has been settled and his widow is finally ready to sell Spider Hall - the infamous murder house.

Spider Hall is a Georgian house perfectly situated on a Dorset cliffside to take in airy views of the sea. It is splendid house designed to enchant splendid people from 18th Century aristocrats to modern day rock stars. But the locals claim Spider Hall is not a quiet house, that it has always been haunted and that tragedy invariably follows owners of the historic property.

Stepping over Spider Hall's threshold is Halle Elliot, a young art appraiser from a notable London auction house. As she begins to catalog Spider Hall's spectacular contents, Halle is drawn into its eerie inner world in which ghosts roam the hallways and all is very much not as it first appears. It seems possible that there is far more to the murders of the unfortunate David Stryker and his friends than even lurid press reports might have imagined. With some assistance from the other side, Halle sets out to discover the truth.

In the same spectrum as Richard Matheson's haunted house classic, Hell House and Susan Hill's atmospheric The Woman In Black, Spider Hall is for all aficionados of a great ghost story.

• Reihe: Stirrup Cup Publishers, Limited
• ISBN: 9798996675814
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 14.09.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Independently published