The House of Dies Drear
- 256 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Set in a historic house with a dark past, the story follows a black family who experiences eerie occurrences and unsettling sounds, leading them to suspect they are in peril. As they uncover hidden passageways, the tension escalates, intertwining themes of history, survival, and the legacy of slavery. The novel's gripping narrative and rich atmosphere contribute to its recognition with the Edgar Allan Poe Award.
