Remains

Grief is a black house. How far would you go? What horrors would you endure if it meant you might see the son you thought you’d lost forever? Driven to a breakdown by the brutal murder of her young son, Lucy Campbell had locked herself away, fallen deep inside herself, become a ghost haunting room 23b of the William Tuke Psychiatric Hospital. There she’d remained, until the whispering pulled her back, until she found herself once more sitting in her car, calling to the son she had lost, staring into the black panes of the now abandoned house where Alex had died. Tonight, someone is watching her back.

Andrew Cull is an award-winning writer and horror director. He wrote and directed the horror hit The Possession of David O’Reilly. His story collection Bones was released to acclaim in 2018. It has been described as 'a masterclass in emotional cinematic horror fiction.' Andrew lives in Melbourne, Australia. He loves horror and Hitchcock, and, like you, he’s not easily scared. Remains is Andrew’s debut novel.