MAGDALENA'S GHOST: THE HAUNTING OF THE HOUSE IN GALLOWS LANE - Plot & Excerpts
Juniper House, with its tall gables, was hardly visible behind the overgrown and chaotic garden. It was still and silent but for the wind rattling at the loose window panes, and as it lay empty behind the tall weeds and grasses, so it was ignored by the residents of the few scattered houses in the village. But something sinister had remained long after the last occupant of Juniper had gone. Some form of communication had continued behind its walls, and a presence born out of pain, anguish and cruelty could not be extinguished by mortal will alone. The house creaked and groaned as it battled the elements. Winter was taking its toll as the wind fought its way through every slit and chink, and every nook and cranny that could be found within the old stone walls, until it unmercifully invaded the empty interior. And as it howled through each nick and gap in the roof and rafters, the sound echoed in the hollowness of the vast spaces inside. The distant screeching of a door could be heard inside as it opened and closed, and soft footsteps were barely audible as they slowly made their way down the long dusty hallway and across the sitting room floor.
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