A Haunting on the Hill by Elizabeth Hand

With grant money in hand Holly gets the break she has been looking for. The only thing missing is a rental where she and the actors can develop the play and she thinks she finds it in the Hill House. Personalities aside it will take some doing for all of them to feel comfortable in the spooky remote mansion. Soon all of them feel the pull of the house and they begin confronting personal demons. This is the only authorized continuation of Shirley Jackson's classic. All the elements are there - the gothic house with a myriad of secrets, the skeptical housekeepers who won't stay after dark, the townspeople who want them gone, a storm brewing and a group of people whose emotions are running wild. You will slowly sink into the madness with them and you will never look at a rabbit the same way again. ​ 4 stars