The Silent House

The Silent House

Fergus Hume

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Repro India Limited
Año de edición:
2023
ISBN:
9789358052435
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In ''The Silent House,'' Fergus Hume masterfully crafts a tale steeped in mystery and suspense. Set in a sprawling mansion known for its eerie quietude, the story unravels the strange events that plague its inhabitants. When a crime occurs within the walls of this seemingly impenetrable fortress, the silence of the house becomes its most unsettling feature. The narrative follows the intricate investigation, where each unveiled secret brings more questions than answers.Hume’s depiction of the house almost as a character in its own right adds to the story’s palpable tension. Characters, each harboring their own secrets and motives, navigate the house’s quiet corridors, aware that every shadow could hold a clue or a threat. With ''The Silent House,'' Hume delivers a gripping exploration of the lengths to which individuals will go to protect their secrets and the inevitable consequences when those secrets are unearthed.

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