Sinister House

  • 1919 first published
  • 🎧 3 h 56 min free audiobook

Sinister House is a 1919 horror novel by Leland Hall.

A free LibriVox audiobook (3 h 56 min) is available.

About Sinister House

What is it about that old house down the road that bothers Pierre and his wife Annette so much? The owners, Eric and Julia, seem like nice people, but there's an aura of evil permeating the place. Why does Eric exude a supernatural malevolence about him wherever he goes? Eric and Julia look as much in love as anyone Pierre has ever seen, yet Julia's body is covered with mysterious injuries. Can Eric really be the cause or is something far more terrifying at work? (Summary by Ben Tucker)
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Sinister House β€” LibriVox recording, 3 h 56 min in 11 sections.

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Quick answers

Who wrote Sinister House?

Sinister House was written by Leland Hall and first published in 1919.

What genre is Sinister House?

It is usually shelved as Horror.

Is there a free audiobook of Sinister House?

Yes β€” LibriVox volunteers recorded it; the recording runs 3 h 56 min.

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