Who Would Have Thought It?

Who Would Have Thought It?LARGE PRINT EDITION. A young barrister named Lucian Denzil rents a modest home in Geneva Square. Looking to establish himself in professional life, he tries his best to ignore the rumors of the neighboring No. 13, a house where a decades old murder took place, a house now rumored to be haunted. The Silent House is a novel by Fergus Hume. Since our inception in 2020, Mint Editions has kept sustainability and innovation at the forefront of our mission.

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