House of Darkness - Moore, David
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When Claire and Ethan Morgan, along with their son Danny, inherit the Ravenwood mansion, they see it as a chance for a fresh start. But the crumbling estate harbors dark secrets and a malevolent spirit tied to the Ravenwood family's cursed past. As sinister forces awaken within the walls, Claire must confront the horrifying truth and make the ultimate sacrifice to save her family and break the mansion's deadly grip. In a race against time, they must escape the house's wrath before it claims them as its next victims. Some legacies are better left buried...

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When Claire and Ethan Morgan, along with their son Danny, inherit the Ravenwood mansion, they see it as a chance for a fresh start. But the crumbling estate harbors dark secrets and a malevolent spirit tied to the Ravenwood family's cursed past. As sinister forces awaken within the walls, Claire must confront the horrifying truth and make the ultimate sacrifice to save her family and break the mansion's deadly grip. In a race against time, they must escape the house's wrath before it claims them as its next victims. Some legacies are better left buried...
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David Moore was born in Ireland. He emigrated to Montreal, Canada, in 1964. Moore published his first collection of poetry, Silence, in 2016. Other books followed: Poems:2, 2020, The March of the Copy-long Shadows, 2020, Fame and Fortune, The Copyright Curse of Cassandra, 2021, The Life of a Slave, 2022, and The Timeless Love of Billy B for Scheherazade, 2025. Moore is a visual artist as well as an author. He has had sixty solo exhibitions, most of them installations, in Canada, USA and Europe. The book Installations, David Moore, 1976-2013, published in 2017, is an exhaustive compilation of his most notable artworks. He was a professor at Concordia University, Montreal, in the department of Fine Arts between 1974-2006.