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The Horror at Lavender Edge: Supernatural terror in 1970s London (Undine and Cross, #1)

London, October 1971:

Reluctant psychic Harry Undine has problems.

Hippies would consider his sixth sense 'cool', but Undine loathes it. More than that, he fears the soul-wrenching pain it can inflict, and the risk of people glimpsing the shameful sensitivity beneath his macho surface. Undine isn't the man he wants to be, no matter how much he pretends otherwise.

Seeking a cure has become an obsession – a secret, lonely quest more important than the paranormal research he should be carrying out for the Corsi Institute.

The last person Undine needs in his life right now is Jo Cross, a young policewoman determined to secure help for a terrified old lady.

And the last place he should visit is Lavender Edge. In that sinister house on the outskirts of London, something more ancient and more horrifying than Undine could imagine has already begun to stir.

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... Henderson presents a wildly imaginative, terrifying antagonistic force of massive cosmic scope [...] fresh, original, and certainly worth a look ... (Home Grown Horror Reviews)

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... Haunted house stories always get to me … Henderson does it with the best of them ... (Kendall Reviews)

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... Great characters and location. The author makes you feel as if you are right beside the characters watching the horror unravel ... (Cindylou at Goodreads)

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... grabs you and pulls you in from the very first page! The writing is smooth and polished and incredibly easy to read. The characters are well developed, quirky but relatable and likable – not in spite of, but because of their flaws. A very enjoyable read for any horror fan! ... (Nikki at Goodreads)

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... I love this genre and haven't read any recently with as much character and heart as Lavender Edge … Would definitely recommend giving this a read ... (Helen Culyer)

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(Content warning: adult language, death. Please note: this story is set during the 1970s and contains some language and behaviour reflecting the prevailing attitudes of the time. )

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