Anna Mazzola is an award-winning and critically acclaimed novelist. Her debut novel, The Unseeing, won an Edgar Allan Poe Award, and her third novel, The Clockwork Girl, was a Sunday Times historical fiction pick for 2022.
A creepy, chilling story - another Anna Mazzola triumph!
*JENNIFER SAINT*
Chilling and compelling, with echoes of Daphne du Maurier's
Rebecca, this is a thrilling mystery with many eerie twists and
turns to keep you hooked all through the night
*ESSIE FOX*
Powerful, spine-tingling and beautifully penned, this is gothic
historical fiction at its very best and cements Mazzola as one of
its most talented exponents
*ABIR MUKHERJEE*
Darkly atmospheric and dripping with menace. Anna Mazzola is a
twisted genius
*TAMMY COHEN*
Absolutely brilliant. Gripping, beautifully written and properly
chilling
*CAROLINE GREEN*
Beautiful, chilling, and darkly enchanting. Anna Mazzola is a truly
gifted storyteller, and in The House of Whispers has created a
novel so rich in detail, so clever and twisting
*CHRIS WHITAKER*
Eerie and unsettling, but perhaps Anna Mazzola's superbly realised
depiction of a nation gripped by the horrors of fascism is the most
terrifying thing of all
*KATE GRIFFIN*
A wonderful tale, if also deeply unsettling and creepy. I ripped
through The House of Whispers in double quick time
*JAMES OSWALD*
Robert Harris meets M.R. James in an evocative gothic tale set in a
Rome on the edge of catastrophe . . . Mazzola's dazzling
imagination is at its very peak
*DAVID HEWSON*
The sense of place is impeccable, the sense of danger truly
chilling
*SINÉAD CROWLEY*
The thrilling tale of a woman caught between the pressures of
pre-war Italy and the more mysterious manifestations of something
amiss in her own household
*ALISON LITTLEWOOD*
A delicately told ghost story set in the bright heat of 1930s
Italy. Claustrophobic and compelling
*AMANDA MASON*
Packed with political and emotional intrigue . . . historically
rich and deeply unsettling
*SARAH HILARY*
Gothic, immersive and very, very scary . . . Set in 1939 Rome
against the rise of fascism, injecting a powerful sense of
dread
*ALLY WILKES*
A gripping, thrilling story which had me hooked from the start, as
the terrifying reality of fascism in pre-war Italy is increasingly
entwined in an anguished marriage
*MARY CHAMBERLAIN*
Tense historical fiction like no other . . . Dark and mysterious
with whispers of a buried past hidden in the walls. I cannot
recommend The House of Whispers highly enough
*AJ WEST*
Supernatural events in a house mirror the creeping fascism in 1930s
Rome . . . An absolute page turner
*JULIE OWEN MOYLAN*
What a rare treat . . . Offers a real insight into a
little-explored era - in this case Mussolini's fascist destruction
of Italy. Utterly authentic
*AK TURNER*
Anna Mazzola skilfully blends personal trauma and political
violence in her novel of innocence destroyed and betrayal - and
adds a dash of Gothic for good measure
*ELIZABETH BUCHAN*
Fascinating, tense and very, very creepy
*MICHAEL MALONE*
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