Monica McGuinness

CROWFIELD HOUSE, Nora Collins’ ancestral home, a neglected wreck and perpetual shrine to her missing son, Eric.
‘Of course it’s not haunted, it’s just a strange old house,’ Nora tells her children and they believe her.

Praise for Crowfield House

Described as a chilling gothic mystery that explores themes of memory, loss and the lingering presence of the past.

Reviews

"It’s an early 1990s setting for Monica McGuinness’s Crowfield House, when eight-year-old Eric goes missing, presumed drowned and never found. What really happened in 1994? There’s more than a nod to Edgar Allan Poe in this tense, delicious chiller." 

Anne Cunningham - The Sunday Independent

"steeped in atmosphere and drenched in dread - a beautifully written gothic thriller" - Goodreads Review

"a compelling tale of memory, loss and the ghosts we can't outrun"  - Amazon Review

"eerie, emotional, and utterly gripping"- Goodreads Review

A perfect read if you enjoy - creepy old houses, chilling slow burn mysteries and characters, haunted by their pasts.

Summary

Reviewers have found "Crowfield House" a well regarded gothic thriller, a haunting tale of memory, loss and the lingering darkness of the past.