Bluebell Cottage

Bluebell Cottage by Roger David Francis

Some houses don't just have a bad reputation - they have a hunger.

When Philip and Joan Marshall move into Bluebell Cottage, the estate agent can barely hide his relief. He knows what kind of people the cottage attracts - and this couple fit perfectly.

What follows is a darkly unsettling descent into obsession, evil, and the supernatural. Joan becomes increasingly fixated on a pair of sinister twin dolls that seem to move, watch, and act with a terrifying will of their own. Philip harbours secrets far darker than his cold, controlling exterior suggests. And the cottage itself seems to feed on the wickedness of those within its walls.

As neighbours spy, bodies are buried, and the truth about Philip's murderous past finally surfaces, Joan is forced to make a devastating choice. But in Bluebell Cottage, no one escapes unscathed - and the things you think you control may be far more dangerous than you ever imagined.

A gripping supernatural horror novel that fans of haunted house fiction and dark psychological suspense won't be able to put down.