Four strangers gather at the notoriously haunted Hill House for a summer of paranormal investigation, and the fragile, lonely Eleanor Vance finds the house's attentions turning on her alone.
Books mentioned in The Haunting of Hill House (4)
The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde: “"Do you recall," he asked with a little smile, "Oscar Wilde's lovely story, 'The Canterville Ghost'?" "The American twins who routed the fine old English ghost," Theodora said.”
Pamela by Samuel Richardson: “"Are you still reading Pamela?" Eleanor asked the doctor.”
Clarissa by Samuel Richardson: “I have three volumes to go, and then I shall begin Clarissa Harlowe, I think.”
Sir Charles Grandison by Samuel Richardson: “They talked together and played chess; the doctor finished Pamela and began on Sir Charles Grandison.”