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Ghost stories are for Christmas. Some recent ones haven't quite got it right but this is terrific. Perfect setting, great build-up, chilling. What more could you want ?
Ghost stories are for Christmas. Some recent ones haven't quite got it right but this is terrific. Perfect setting, great build-up, chilling. What more could you want ?
Layering on the dark and creepy, this intriguingly plotted novel is the full-blown Gothic, maintaining throughout an unsettling claustrophobic atmosphere mixed with some unusual historical detail
A deliciously creepy ghost story
Laura Purcell has nailed it with a story that conjures up Susan Hill’s The Woman In Black, Henry James’s The Turn Of The Screw and a little bit of Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier
A perfect read for a winter night … Intriguing, nuanced and genuinely eerie
A creepy, unsettling tale that I had to finish reading in broad daylight
A sinister slice of Victorian gothic... creepy and page-turning
Really tense and unnerving, it still won't let me go
A true page-turner...neatly crafted and compelling...with a spine-tingling revelation every few pages
Irresistibly creepy, this romps along, Purcell turning her screws with skill. It's what crumpets and dismal afternoons were made for
Writing in the tradition of country house ghost stories, Laura Purcell has created a book that is unnerving and compelling in equal measure. The Silent Companions is an atmospheric gothic tale which chills the blood
Not since The Little Stranger has a book so entranced and haunted me. Compelling, bewitching and beautifully written. Read it if you dare
A superbly atmospheric, tense novel full of creeping dread. I could only read it during daylight hours!
A brilliant, unsettling debut. Don’t read just before bedtime!
If The Silent Companions lands on your night table, don't plan on leaving your bed anytime soon. Immersive, meticulous, and reminiscent of the masters of gothic fiction – not only a compulsively readable ghost story, but a skillful, loving ode to the entire genre
Frighteningly atmospheric, genuinely haunting and psychologically astute, the horror of The Silent Companions lingers like truth in the darkest corners of the human mind
This incredibly creepy ghost story plays out in the very best tradition against a backdrop of a crumbling house … Superb
Things begin to go bump in broad daylight as well as the night. Compulsively creepy
Menacing and unsettling
Compelling and claustrophobic. The pages all but turn by themselves
Magnificently creepy … I really wished it were longer
You may want to leave the light on once you put down this intensely spooky Gothic chiller ... Irresistibly creepy
Laura Purcell is a former bookseller, she lives in Colchester with her husband and pet guinea pigs. Her second novel for Bloomsbury, gothic chiller The Corset, was published in 2018. laurapurcell.com @spookypurcell
Ghost stories are for Christmas. Some recent ones haven't quite got it right but this is terrific. Perfect setting, great build-up, chilling. What more could you want ?
Layering on the dark and creepy, this intriguingly plotted novel is the full-blown Gothic, maintaining throughout an unsettling claustrophobic atmosphere mixed with some unusual historical detail
A deliciously creepy ghost story
Laura Purcell has nailed it with a story that conjures up Susan Hill’s The Woman In Black, Henry James’s The Turn Of The Screw and a little bit of Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier
A perfect read for a winter night … Intriguing, nuanced and genuinely eerie
A creepy, unsettling tale that I had to finish reading in broad daylight
A sinister slice of Victorian gothic... creepy and page-turning
Really tense and unnerving, it still won't let me go
A true page-turner...neatly crafted and compelling...with a spine-tingling revelation every few pages
Irresistibly creepy, this romps along, Purcell turning her screws with skill. It's what crumpets and dismal afternoons were made for
Writing in the tradition of country house ghost stories, Laura Purcell has created a book that is unnerving and compelling in equal measure. The Silent Companions is an atmospheric gothic tale which chills the blood
Not since The Little Stranger has a book so entranced and haunted me. Compelling, bewitching and beautifully written. Read it if you dare
A superbly atmospheric, tense novel full of creeping dread. I could only read it during daylight hours!
A brilliant, unsettling debut. Don’t read just before bedtime!
If The Silent Companions lands on your night table, don't plan on leaving your bed anytime soon. Immersive, meticulous, and reminiscent of the masters of gothic fiction – not only a compulsively readable ghost story, but a skillful, loving ode to the entire genre
Frighteningly atmospheric, genuinely haunting and psychologically astute, the horror of The Silent Companions lingers like truth in the darkest corners of the human mind
This incredibly creepy ghost story plays out in the very best tradition against a backdrop of a crumbling house … Superb
Things begin to go bump in broad daylight as well as the night. Compulsively creepy
Menacing and unsettling
Compelling and claustrophobic. The pages all but turn by themselves
Magnificently creepy … I really wished it were longer
You may want to leave the light on once you put down this intensely spooky Gothic chiller ... Irresistibly creepy
Laura Purcell is a former bookseller, she lives in Colchester with her husband and pet guinea pigs. Her second novel for Bloomsbury, gothic chiller The Corset, was published in 2018. laurapurcell.com @spookypurcell