Hallows Hill Olivia Isaac-Henry 9780008656416

'A delicious gothic horror treat ... highly recommended.' CS Green

An instant folk horror classic' Erin Kelly'

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Twenty years ago, on Halloween night, a group of teenagers performed a summoning ritual on Hallows Hill.

The next day, one of them was dead.

Mia has never forgotten the chilling vision she saw that night, and which she believes foretold the death.

Now the remaining friends gather for Halloween again.

But when another death occurs, Mia starts to doubt everything around her. Is there a malevolent supernatural force that means them harm, or is human evil at play? Mia must take a long, hard look at her friends, herself and the folklore of Hallows Hill.

Can she find the answers before all of them are dead?

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*READERS LOVE OLIVIA ISAAC-HENRY*

'A deliciously creepy tale ... the atmosphere gave me goosebumps'

'This kept me utterly enchanted! It's eerie, it's atmospheric, it's dark and twisty!'

'Kept me guessing as to what was going to happen next'

'Just when you think everything is answered, there is another twist'

'As fine a folk horror tale as I've ever read ... heartily recommended'

'What a story! I couldn't put this book down'

Olivia Isaac-Henry is the author of the novels The Verdict, Someone You Know and Sorrow Spring. In addition to writing novels, Olivia is a crime drama lover, occasional keyboard player, and backing vocalist in the band The Protagonist. She grew up in Worcestershire but now lives in London, where she loves the theatres, food markets and festivals.

'A story that refuses to let you go. Wonderfully creepy.' Quentin Bates

'I absolutely adored this creepy, dark, twisty and spooky novel. Brilliantly fresh.' Derek Farrell

'A delicious gothic horror treat ... highly recommended' C S Green

Praise for Sorrow Spring:

'Clever and chilling... got under my skin' Susi Holliday

'An atmospheric, creeping tale ... Isaac-Henry is a gifted writer with an eye for the eerie' Syd Moore

'A hugely talented author ... An instant folk horror classic' Erin Kelly

'A story that pulls you in with its icy fingers until you're absolutely hooked. Spooky and delicious' C S Green

'Highly entertaining ... spine tingling and chilling moments' Best

'Haunting ... eerie and atmospheric. A powerhouse of female voices' Louise Swanson

'I love creepy, small village-vibes...' Jenny Blackheath in My Weekly

'A riveting folk-horror thriller...jaw-dropping and twisty' Paddy Magrane

'An expertly plotted gothic thriller oozing atmosphere and mystery; this is a dark and suspenseful delight' Rebecca Thorne