A Haunting in Plum Hollow
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Siblings inherit a haunted home with a bloody past in Plum Hollow.
Michael and Ellery Lisbon move to Plum Hollow for a fresh start after a string of bad luck. They buy a cheap house where a family was killed two years ago. Neighbors hate them, so they are alone with the ghosts. Shadows watch them sleep, and voices echo in empty halls. Ellery sees visions of the murders. The evil that caused the slaughter is still there. It waits for them to become its next victims. Ibsen uses this setting to build a sense of inescapable dread.
This 2025 release by Tantor Audio fits into the American tradition of domestic gothic horror. It draws on the trope of the cursed home and small-town secrets. The narrative reflects modern anxieties about housing markets and isolation, grounding its supernatural elements in realistic economic desperation.
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Readers seeking an atmospheric and direct exploration of fear will find this book compelling. It suits those who enjoy the isolation of classic haunted house settings where neighbors are hostile and help is nonexistent. Fans of Ambrose Ibsen’s previous works, such as The House of Long Shadows, will appreciate the consistent tone of inescapable dread. This narrative appeals to audiences interested in family trauma intertwined with supernatural elements. Those who prefer straightforward storytelling over intricate plot twists or complex literary analysis will find this accessible. It offers a visceral experience of being watched and hunted by an ancient evil within a closed community.
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Ibsen crafts a tale defined by jagged shadows and leering presences, effectively building a sense of inescapable dread through atmospheric tension rather than intricate plotting. The narrative focuses on siblings Michael and Ellery Lisbon as they confront visions of past murders and isolated hostility from their neighbors. This approach suits readers who enjoy classic haunted house tropes and family trauma narratives. While complex literary analysis may find the story too straightforward, fans of supernatural suspense will appreciate the direct exploration of fear. The book delivers a visceral experience for those who prefer atmospheric horror over plot-heavy twists.
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