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A brilliant supernatural thriller with a modern twist and a triumphant return from one of Britain's best-loved writers. At the end of a track on the outskirts of an ordinary coastal town lies a dilapidated house. Once a group of amateur ghost hunters spent the night there. Two of them don't like to speak about the experience. The third can't speak about it. He went into the basement you see and afterwards he screamed so hard and so long he tore his vocal cords. Now a group of teenagers have decided to hang out in the old haunted house. Dismissing the fears of the others their leader Jezza goes down into the basement...and comes back up with a children's book full of strange and colourful tales of a playing-card world a fairytale world full of Jacks Queens and Kings unicorns and wolves. But the book is no fairytale. Written by Austerly Fellows a mysterious turn-of-the-century occultist it just might be the gateway to something terrifying...and awfully final. As the children and teenagers of the town are swept up by its terrible power swept into its seductive world something has begun that could usher in hell on earth. Soon the only people standing in its way are a young boy with a sci-fi obsession and his dad - an unassuming maths teacher called Martin...

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