Mist in the Mirror, The 1st. Edition - Couverture souple

"Thoroughly frightening" (Daily Telegraph)

"Chills the blood" (The Times)

"Reader beware. When you turn the last page of Susan Hill’s ghost story, you do not just close the book but emerge with an icy shiver" (Daily Mail)

"Psychologically astute and disturbing in its ambiguities, its impossible to resist the manipulative power of this finely constructed tale" (Financial Times)

"Chock-full of dimness, murk, moonlight, mystification and melancholy" (Independent)

"Thoroughly frightening"

"Chills the blood"

"Reader beware. When you turn the last page of Susan Hill’s ghost story, you do not just close the book but emerge with an icy shiver"

"Psychologically astute and disturbing in its ambiguities, its impossible to resist the manipulative power of this finely constructed tale"

"Chock-full of dimness, murk, moonlight, mystification and melancholy"

‘Chills the blood’ The Times

One dark and rainy night, Sir James Monmouth returns to London after years spent travelling alone. Intent on uncovering the secrets of his childhood hero, the mysterious Conrad Vane, he begins to investigate Vane’s life, but he finds himself warned off at every turn.

Before long he realises he is being followed too. A pale, thin boy is haunting his every step but every time he tries to confront the boy he disappears. And what of the chilling scream and desperate sobbing only he can hear?

His quest leads him eventually to the old lady of Kittiscar Hall, where he discovers something far more terrible at work than he could ever have imagined.

‘Reader beware. When you turn the last page of Susan Hill’s ghost story, you do not just close the book but emerge with an icy shiver’ Daily Mail