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The Carrow Haunt

by Darcy Coates

2018•EN
About the book

Remy, a local tour guide, accompanies a group of investigators and a wealthy skeptic to Carrow House, an estate notorious for its history of madness and violent deaths. The group plans a two-week stay to gather evidence of the supernatural using cameras and scientific instruments. However, a massive storm destroys the only bridge, trapping them inside while the building’s malevolent architecture actively changes. They discover that the former owner, a sadistic killer named John Carrow, remains a presence that hunts them within the shifting corridors.

Horror fans who enjoy the classic haunted house setup will find this a study in atmospheric tension and spatial disorientation. The book serves readers who prefer ghost stories where the setting functions as a predator. It focuses on the technical challenges of survival and the psychological pressure of isolation. Readers walk away with a detailed account of how a group of strangers handles escalating paranormal activity and the physical danger of being confined in a lethal, sentient structure.

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Published
2018
Language
EN

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