Hell House by Richard Matheson (Paperback)

Hell House by Richard Matheson (Paperback)

A research team enters the infamous Belasco House to investigate its violent history. As strange events intensify, each member confronts fear, doubt and personal weakness. The house reveals hidden dangers, testing their resolve and exposing the lingering influence of its former owner as the investigation turns increasingly threatening...read the full blurb.

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RM-HH-PB
ISBN:
9781399605564
Pages:
320
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Weight 280 g
Dimensions 129 × 27 × 197 mm
Author

Richard Matheson

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

Horror, Paranormal, Supernatural

Publication Year

2022

Publisher

Orion Publishing Co

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Blurb:

A team of specialists enters the notorious Belasco House, a mansion known for violent history and unexplained activity. Their task is simple on paper: uncover the truth behind the haunting or prove it can be explained without the supernatural. Once inside, the house quickly shows its influence. Each member faces experiences shaped by fear, memory and temptation.

Dr Lionel Barrett places his trust in science, determined to reveal logical causes behind every encounter. His wife Edith accompanies him, hoping to support the mission but soon struggles with the pressure building inside the mansion. Mediums Florence Tanner and Benjamin Fischer bring their own abilities, each affected differently by the energy surrounding the estate.

As strange events intensify, the team’s resolve weakens. The house exposes personal weaknesses, pushing them toward conflict and confusion. Hidden rooms, old tragedies and a violent past weave together, creating an atmosphere that grows more dangerous by the day.

Their investigation becomes a confrontation with forces linked to the house’s former owner, a man whose influence remains long after his death.
Hell House delivers psychological tension and a close look at the way fear shapes human behaviour inside a place marked by darkness.