The House at Watch Hill

<p><b>YOUR FAVOURITE AUTHOR''S FAVOURITE AUTHOR:</b><br><b>KAREN MARIE MONING IS BACK WITH A SEDUCTIVE NEW SERIES...</b><br><br><b>''Moning''s world building is extensive and inspired'' <i>NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW</i></b><br><br>****<br><br><b>THE HOUSE AT WATCH HILL </b>was a patient beast, born of dichotomy, a familiar stranger, a beautiful monstrosity. It seduced before it terrified.<br><br>And it would never be done with me... I was the sweetest thing the evil in those walls ever tasted.<br><br>****<br><br>Zo Grey is still reeling from the sudden death of her mother when she receives a call from an unknown attorney in Divinity, Louisiana, o­ffering her an inheritance from a long-lost relative. With nothing left to lose, Zo heads to Divinity and discovers a sprawling mansion that seems to pull inward - Watch Hill, an entity cloaked in shadows and laden with secrets. But there''s a catch: she must endure three years alone within its ominous walls to claim her fortune.<br><br>As Zo delves deeper into the mansion''s mysteries, she encounters a sinister, red-eyed owl, a captivating Scottish groundskeeper, doors that go nowhere, others that are impossible to open, and a turret into which there is no visible means of ingress, all while the townsfolk whisper of dark legends.<br><br>Unaware of her own ties to the house, Zo must confront ancient evils and unlock something deep and dark within herself . . . before evil consumes her completely.</p>