The Lady's Maid's Bell
0 LikesSome bells are not meant to be answered.
Perfect for the fans of the Housemaid by Frieda McFaden
When Hartley takes a position as a lady’s maid in a secluded country house, she expects a quiet life of service. Instead, the house holds an unsettling secret. A bell begins ringing at strange hours, calling for a maid when no one appears to be there and the household seems strangely unwilling to explain it.
As Hartley encounters more disturbing signs, her uneasiness grows. The isolated house, its silent inhabitants, and the mysterious bell create an atmosphere where nothing feels quite as it should. Soon, she finds herself caught between what she can see and what she cannot explain.
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- Nov. 2, 1902
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