The House at Phantom Park

Lilian Chesterfield has a plan to turn St. Philomena's, a grand abandoned military hospital on the English coast, into luxury flats. But from the first day of work, the building fights back: screams echo from wards full of empty beds, doors slam on their own, faces appear at the mullioned windows—and her surveyor collapses in inexplicable agony, insisting his name is that of a soldier who died there decades before. One by one, Lilian's team begins to take on the wounds and torments of St. Philomena's former patients.

When a former patient arrives with a dire warning, Lilian learns the hospital is haunted by something a thousand times more terrifying than ghosts. From a modern master of horror, The House at Phantom Park is a relentless supernatural chiller that grounds its scares in something painfully real: the lasting trauma and PTSD carried by soldiers home from Afghanistan.