I'm delighted to be taking pat in a one day blog blast for the release of The Burning Room by Neil Spring. The kindle edition goes on sale tomorrow and the paperback will follow in Spring. If you are looking a spooky, chilling read then The Burning House is the book for you. Following the success of his Ghost Hunters series and the standalone The Watchers, Neil Spring has once again used real events and locations to inspire some dark and mysterious fiction.
Clara is an estate agent desperate to shift the spooky and overpriced Boleskine House on the shores of Loch Ness. She has made a new life for herself in Scotland and a sale is essential. So Clara makes a decision that will have massive consequences for her and for her future. The new owner of the house is a strange young man who tells Clara he has come to Boleskine to die and that he needs her help. Clara has heard some of the stories that the locals tell about the house, though not all, but she is beginning to believe that there is a sinister presence at work there. Can a house really be evil? Can it really do harm? Clara doesn't want to believe it, but when a young man is reported missing in the area, a man who was reputed to have an obsession with dark magic and with Boleskine House Clara knows that something dark is visiting this quiet Scottish community.
This is a chilling slice of horror fiction perfect for dark winter nights. If you are a fan of Alison Littlewood or Stephanie Merritt's While You Sleep then this is definitely the thriller for you.
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