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Luckenbooth by Jenni Fagan

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Also by Jenni Fagan:

Luckenbooth, January 2022
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The Panopticon, August 2013
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LUCKENBOOTH
By: Jenni Fagan

Pegasus
January 2022
On Sale: January 4, 2022
Featuring: Jessie MacRae
352 pages
ISBN: 1643138871
EAN: 9781643138879
Kindle: B09841TR7C
Hardcover / e-Book
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Paranormal | Thriller Historical

There are stories tucked away on every floor of 10 Luckenbooth Close

1910, Edinburgh. Jessie MacRae has been sent to a tenement building by her recently deceased father to bear a child for a wealthy man and his fiancée. The harrowing events that follow lead to a curse on the building and its residents—a curse that will last for the rest of the century.

Over nine decades, 10 Luckenbooth Close bears witness to emblems of a changing world outside its walls. An infamous madam, a spy, a famous Beat poet, a coal miner who fears daylight, a psychic: these are some of the residents whose lives are plagued by the building's troubled history in disparate, sometimes chilling ways. The curse creeps up the nine floors as an enraged spirit world swells to the surface, desperate for the true horror of the building's longest kept secret to be heard.

Luckenbooth is a bold, haunting, and dazzlingly unique novel about the stories and secrets we leave behind—and the places that hold them long after we are gone.