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I've been delving further into psychological horror lately, as that's also what I like to write. Ramsey Cambell has been one of my favorite writers for many decades, and this book is a special treat. Not your typical haunted house story, though...it's much more subtle than that. Campbell weaves in great family dynamics, a subtle humor, and the sharpest eye for detail. Superbly written!

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