The Haunting of Hadlow House Books in Order

Richard Hadlow builds a countryside house and marries, hoping to create a peaceful family life. Unexplained noises and whispers soon disturb the new home, where a secret from his past threatens the happiness he has so carefully planned.

A new family moves into Hadlow House after decades of emptiness following its first owner's tragic death. Their apparent countryside idyll begins to unravel as voices from the past emerge, leaving them uncertain whether the spirits offer warnings or threats.

Nearly a century after its first tragedy, Hadlow House still torments the people living within its walls. Catherine tries to escape its oppressive atmosphere by taking refuge in a nearby village, only to discover that the haunting may follow her.

Cobblefield's residents know to avoid the abandoned Hadlow House, but two young girls disappear after apparently heading there for an adventure. One is descended from an early victim, raising the possibility that the house's tragic history is repeating itself.

A wealthy family buys the ruins of Hadlow House and restores the property as a countryside retreat. After they move in, disturbing presences expose secrets from their own past, threatening to turn their ambitious restoration into another chapter of tragedy.

An accident leaves Edward's family short of money and forces them back to Hadlow House, which he thought he had escaped forever. Returning with Elsa, he discovers a lingering horror tied to the family truths he has avoided confronting.

Caroline Demeter has remained at Hadlow House for years, declining every chance of marriage until an unexpected encounter offers another life. Memories of an old tragedy make her fear that leaving could bring disaster upon her brother and his children.

Soldier Wallace Demeter returns from the First World War to a family struggling beneath Hadlow House's shadow. His sister's disturbing dreams and his memories of a ghostly battlefield encounter suggest the house's influence reaches far beyond its grounds.

As another war approaches, Caroline Demeter struggles to protect her remaining family while running Cobblefield's pub. Despite her vow never to enter Hadlow House again, a pull toward the forest makes her reconsider whether she alone can stop its evil.

Johnny and Hayley plan a Halloween gathering at an abandoned house in the Kent countryside, delighted by its fire-damaged rooms. Their friends' night of partying becomes a struggle for survival when Hadlow House's unseen occupants begin to make themselves known.

In 1966, teenagers Johnny and Hayley take a group of friends to Hadlow House, a fire-damaged manor that has stood empty in the Kent countryside for years. Their Halloween party turns dangerous when they realize they are not alone inside.

Beth Cooper's parents buy an abandoned house to restore as a luxury hotel, uprooting their family from the city. Whispering voices and a growing sense of dread convince Beth that Hadlow House is haunted, but persuading her parents proves difficult.

Beth Cooper returns to Hadlow House twenty-five years after losing her family there, armed with extensive research and a plan for revenge. Convinced she understands its deadly ghost, she prepares a confrontation that may expose the limits of her knowledge.