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Harrow House #1-3
Harrow: Three Novels
The haunted house called Harrow awaits you.From New York Times bestselling and award-winning novelist Douglas Clegg, Harrow: Three Novels collects the first three full-length novels of the Harrow Series in one box set. The macabre mansion called Harrow has a history of the occult and supernatural...it’s a bad place of infinite hauntings and hungry ghosts – and terror awaits those who unlock its doors.
BOOK 1: NIGHTMARE HOUSE
A quiet but chilling gothic dark fantasy of the most haunted house in the world. The house called Harrow has an ancient soul. When Ethan Gravesend claims his inheritance in Watch Point, he unlocks long-buried secrets of the notorious mansion — and awakens the hungry spirits...Psychic manifestations, poltergeist activity, hallucinations, and other residue of terror have all been documented in Harrow.
BOOK 2: MISCHIEF
In Mischief, the horror of Harrow is reborn — as Harrow Academy, a private school for boys. A dark fraternity exists within Harrow — and it wants new blood in this coming of age dark supernatural novel. The mansion overlooks the Hudson River, just outside the town of Watch Point, New York. And Jim Hook, should never have come to Harrow Academy...because he may be the new key to unlocking the terrors of the house.
BOOK 3: THE INFINITE
A small band of psychics and psychic investigators converge on Harrow — the most haunted house in the world — to find the key to its infinite hauntings in this supernatural thriller. But will they, themselves, fall victim to the house’s deadly charm?
The first three novels of the Harrow Haunting Series, gathered together for the first time in this special collection for ebook.
Note: Other Harrow books (The Abandoned, and the prequel novellas The Necromancer and Isis) are not included in this box set.
“Douglas Clegg is a weaver of nightmares!”
– Robert R. McCammon
author of Usher’s Passing and Swan Song.
Don’t Miss These Box Sets from Douglas Clegg:
Bad Places (Three Full-Length Novels of Horror)
Coming of Age (Three Dark Short Novels)
Criminally Insane (Books 1-3)
Dark Rooms (Three Full-Length Novels of Horror)
Halloween Chillers (Three Book Box Set)
Lights Out (3 Collections in 1)
Harrow: Three Novels
The Vampyricon (The Complete Trilogy)
BOOK 1: NIGHTMARE HOUSE
A quiet but chilling gothic dark fantasy of the most haunted house in the world. The house called Harrow has an ancient soul. When Ethan Gravesend claims his inheritance in Watch Point, he unlocks long-buried secrets of the notorious mansion — and awakens the hungry spirits...Psychic manifestations, poltergeist activity, hallucinations, and other residue of terror have all been documented in Harrow.
BOOK 2: MISCHIEF
In Mischief, the horror of Harrow is reborn — as Harrow Academy, a private school for boys. A dark fraternity exists within Harrow — and it wants new blood in this coming of age dark supernatural novel. The mansion overlooks the Hudson River, just outside the town of Watch Point, New York. And Jim Hook, should never have come to Harrow Academy...because he may be the new key to unlocking the terrors of the house.
BOOK 3: THE INFINITE
A small band of psychics and psychic investigators converge on Harrow — the most haunted house in the world — to find the key to its infinite hauntings in this supernatural thriller. But will they, themselves, fall victim to the house’s deadly charm?
The first three novels of the Harrow Haunting Series, gathered together for the first time in this special collection for ebook.
Note: Other Harrow books (The Abandoned, and the prequel novellas The Necromancer and Isis) are not included in this box set.
“Douglas Clegg is a weaver of nightmares!”
– Robert R. McCammon
author of Usher’s Passing and Swan Song.
Don’t Miss These Box Sets from Douglas Clegg:
Bad Places (Three Full-Length Novels of Horror)
Coming of Age (Three Dark Short Novels)
Criminally Insane (Books 1-3)
Dark Rooms (Three Full-Length Novels of Horror)
Halloween Chillers (Three Book Box Set)
Lights Out (3 Collections in 1)
Harrow: Three Novels
The Vampyricon (The Complete Trilogy)
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First published September 19, 2012
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July 28, 2020
One House, Three Nightmares
These books were every bit as excellent as I expected them to be. Douglas Clegg is a masterful writer. I got a kick out of noticing each homage he paid to so many other great books and great writers in the horror genre: Frost 'Crane;' The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson, for example.
Each book stands alone, but they also build on each other. It was a gift to have all three in one tome. There's another volume as well as two prequels that complete the set, however, so I'm off to find them and continue with the story of this terrifying, living home to the sacred and profane.
These books were every bit as excellent as I expected them to be. Douglas Clegg is a masterful writer. I got a kick out of noticing each homage he paid to so many other great books and great writers in the horror genre: Frost 'Crane;' The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson, for example.
Each book stands alone, but they also build on each other. It was a gift to have all three in one tome. There's another volume as well as two prequels that complete the set, however, so I'm off to find them and continue with the story of this terrifying, living home to the sacred and profane.
August 13, 2021
Muddled and confusing plot
Sad, really, the potential for Harrow House to be a great series is missed. The author does a better than average job of developing characters, and is good/okay in scene settings; but falls short in the plot. My takeaway was that even the author doesn’t know what’s at Harrow House. His descriptions jump around from story to story and left me confused. Because the plot is so muddled, I won’t read anymore of it; nor can I recommend it to others.
Sad, really, the potential for Harrow House to be a great series is missed. The author does a better than average job of developing characters, and is good/okay in scene settings; but falls short in the plot. My takeaway was that even the author doesn’t know what’s at Harrow House. His descriptions jump around from story to story and left me confused. Because the plot is so muddled, I won’t read anymore of it; nor can I recommend it to others.
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