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From the award winning writer of The Haunting of Blaine Manor and The Tales from Paradise Heights series.
Something has taken Leanne Tully, leaving her broken at the base of the Widow’s Leap cliffs. While the town of Paradise Heights dismisses her death, her mother Pearl knows better – her daughter was murdered. Driven to uncover the truth, Pearl turns to Phil Mackey, a disgraced former detective living in a rusting caravan overlooking the cliffs.
What starts as a reluctant favour soon descends into nightmare. Leanne had been delving into witchcraft and the town’s bloody history, communing via eerie audio tapes with a 16th-century witch — only to summon something far more malevolent. As Mackey investigates the truth becomes impossible to deny: something ancient has awakened…
This show is a deeper dive into horror than The Haunting of Blaine Manor, it sits very well in the world of Tales from Paradise Heights. It can also be appreciated by fans of horror and newcomers to the series.
Book tickets
Derby Hall @ The Met
£20 (inc fees)
Age 18+ Mature Content. Strictly Adults Only
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