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The Haunted Hotel

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First published: 1878
Pages: 178

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01 - Chapter One
12:47
02 - Chapter Two
15:54
03 - Chapter Three
16:31
04 - Chapter Four
19:32
05 - Chapter Five
19:04
06 - Chapter Six
16:38
07 - Chapter Seven
6:45
08 - Chapter Eight
22:05
09 - Chapter Nine
6:10
10 - Chapter Ten
12:19
11 - Chapter Eleven
14:01
12 - Chapter Twelve
19:18
13 - Chapter Thirteen
14:28
14 - Chapter Fourteen
9:37
15 - Chapter Fifteen
9:45
16 - Chapter Sixteen
6:14
17 - Chapter Seventeen
18:35
18 - Chapter Eighteen
9:41
19 - Chapter Nineteen
18:40
20 - Chapter Twenty
18:50
21 - Chapter Twenty One
14:50
22 - Chapter Twenty-Two
16:49
23 - Chapter Twenty-Three
16:15
24 - Chapter Twenty Four
15:17
25 - Chapter Twenty-Five
14:52
26 - Chapter Twenty-Six
27:52
27 - Chapter Twenty-Seven
8:58
28 - Chapter Twenty-Eight
11:55
29 - Postscript
5:36

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A magnificent Venetian palace has been turned into a fashionable hotel, and something in it will not let the guests rest. The story circles the mysterious Countess Narona, the sudden death of Lord Montbarry within those same walls, and the questions his relatives cannot stop asking. Wilkie Collins blends detective mystery with genuine dread, letting a single haunted room draw suspicion, confession, and horror together as the facts of a death refuse to add up. Shorter and sharper than his great sensation novels, it moves with the pace of a modern thriller while keeping a chill of the supernatural. The result is a tight, unnerving puzzle of murder and guilt set in a decaying city.

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Wilkie Collins

Collins wrote The Woman in White for Dickens's magazine and then The Moonstone, which is usually called the first English detective novel and gave the form Sergeant Cuff, the country-house theft and the unreliable multiple narration.