Haunting of Hill House

&quote;[One of] the only two great novels of the supernatural in the last hundred years.&quote; -Stephen King Shirley Jackson proves again that she is the finest master currently practicing in the genre of the cryptic, haunted tale. Edmund Fuller, The New York TimesFirst published in 1959, The Haunting of Hill House is Shirley Jackson s masterful and unsettling exploration of psychological terror. The novel follows Eleanor Vance, a quiet and lonely woman who joins a small group at the infamous Hill House to assist in a paranormal investigation. Led by Dr. John Montague, and joined by the vivacious Theodora and the skeptical Luke Sanderson, the group soon finds themselves at the mercy of the house s dark and inexplicable forces. As strange and eerie events unfold, the boundaries between the supernatural and the psychological begin to blur. Eleanor, emotionally fragile and deeply affected by the house, finds herself drawn into its malevolent presence in ways the others cannot