Title: Good Aycliffe book.
Product review: It is another one of Aycliffe's horror stories. Very long on suspence and atmosphere. A small dash of horror, and a touch of the supernatural. Basically, a writer and his spouse go to a vacation home to unwind and to patch together their marriage. His wife senses something is wrong with the house, but can't put her finger on it. Her husband dismisses these feelings of hers. He is forced to believe that yes, something is going on when his wife disappears into thin air one night. He then finds out that the house has a long and sordid history that the superstitious locals are loath to talk about.
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