The Uninvited
This is the ideal ghost story and the author writes with such conviction as to make the story quite credible; above all, she writes with a curious understanding of and pity for the ghosts who are, quite obviously, as real to her as the flesh and blood people in her tale. --Times (London) Literary SupplementA beautiful old English house, situated on the Devon cliffs, is reputed to be haunted. Roderick Fitzgerald, a London journalist, and his sister, buy the house, and convert it into a thing of beauty. Almost immediately psychic manifestations occur which grow stronger after every visit of the lovely Stella, who was born in the house, and whose mother has died there. Roderick's growing love for Stella nerves him to a terrible ordeal, and the hauntings cease. -- --Book Review DigestA beautiful old English house, situated on the Devon cliffs, is reputed to be haunted. Roderick Fitzgerald, a London journalist, and his sister, buy the house, and convert it into a thing of beauty. Almost immediately psychic manifestations occur which grow stronger after every visit of the lovely Stella, who was born in the house, and whose mother has died there. Roderick's growing love for Stella nerves him to a terrible ordeal, and the hauntings cease. ----Book Review Digest