I never did finish it, my curiosity about Neil Spring’s début novel clawing away at my mind, whispering me to be read. I immediately bought it and promised myself I would read it as soon as I had finished what I was reading, a book on Stonehenge. I picked it up and read the title: The Ghost Hunters by Neil Spring.Ītop the title read the words ‘ Terror awaited me at Borley Rectory, the most haunted house in England…‘ And suddenly I remembered the story and the legend of Borley.

Then at the end of last year I saw a book in a supermarket with a very coll black and white cover that looked very ghostly and cold in design. Years went by and Borley Rectory and Harry Price gradually left my thoughts, stored away somewhere in the library of my mind gathering dust along with other forgotten things, waiting to be pulled free and rediscovered once again. We had planned to go down the the site but never did. A work colleague and very good friend of mine still today had the same interest in the supernatural as I had and he told me about the hauntings and all that went on at that house.

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