Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #17715 in Books
• Published on: 2007-08-10
• Binding: Paperback
• 320 pages

Synopsis
On August 31st 1977, normal life ended for the harper family - Mum (divorced) and her two sons and two daughters. It began with a bang on the walls of their modest two-storey council house in a quiet corner of Enfield. The banging went on. A chest of drawers came in and searched the house. So did the police. A chair moved in front of a police constable...

Customer Reviews

This book really scared me.
It scared me so much i had to leave it, take a break from it, and start reading another book, to take my mind off it. I never went back to it - i was too nervous. I don`t see how any of this could possibly be made up or `fixed` by the children. There were adults in the house all the time, and cameras etc. If these kids managed to fool all the experts involved then they must be exceptionally clever, or the experts must be exceptionally dim. They all saw the child being thrown onto the bed. You can`t fake that. The part that frightened me the most was when the girl saw the man looking at her over the top of the bedroom door. He was so big his head just looked over the top and he stared at her. That freaked me out. This is a very scary read, and whether you believe it or not is up to you, but it`s definately worth the money - unlike some of the rubbish they try to pass off as `ghost stories`.

A far more prosaic truth
The book is unconvincing and contains as much truth as Harry Price's investigation at Borley Rectory

this house is haunted
I red this book a few years ago And have been unable to purchase it until i looked at Amazon.The book itself was an excellent copy supplied by Amazon. I was very pleased with it,The story is very interesting but a lot of the phenomenon i believe was created by the children but still a good read.