by Eleanor M. Ingram
About this book
When New Yorker Roger Locke purchases an abandoned farmhouse in rural Connecticut as a retreat from city life, he believes he's found the perfect restoration project—until the hauntings begin. With help from his cousin Phillida and her fiancé Ethan Vere, Locke settles into the property, only to be visited by warnings from an unseen woman in the dead of night, urging him to flee immediately.
Strange sounds emanate from the small lake behind the house, accompanied by sickly odors that pervade the air. As an malevolent presence intensifies its nocturnal visits, Locke finds himself trapped in a battle of wits with an entity of unknown origin. His mysterious female visitor offers cryptic guidance, but her true allegiances remain unclear—is she his protector or an accomplice to The Thing From the Lake?
Eleanor M. Ingram's atmospheric horror masterpiece transcends the typical haunted house narrative, crafting instead a tale of supernatural siege that keeps readers perpetually guessing. Published in 1921, this classic ghost story combines psychological tension with genuine dread, weaving a gripping mystery that unfolds at a relentless pace.
Perfect for audiobook listeners who crave classic horror infused with literary sophistication, this tale will captivate anyone drawn to atmospheric mysteries where nothing is quite what it seems and danger lurks both within and beyond the veil.
