The House of Whispers
The House of Whispers is a novel by William le Queux that tells the story of a young man who inherits an old house in England and discovers it to be haunted. The book explores themes of supernatural phenomena, mystery, and suspense.
By William le Queux · First published 1908 · Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Crime · 39 chapters
Contents
- The Laird of Glencardine
- From out the Night
- Seals of Destiny
- Something Concerning James Flockart
- The Muries of Connachan
- Concerns Gabrielle's Secret
- Contains Curious Confidences
- Casting the Bait
- Reveals a Mysterious Business
- Declares a Woman's Love
- Concerns the Whispers
- Explains some Curious Facts
- What Flockart Foresaw
- Concerns the Curse of the Cardinal
- Follows Flockart's Fortunes
- Shows a Girl's Bondage
- Describes a Frenchman's Visit
- Reveals the Spy
- Shows Gabrielle Defiant
- Tells of Flockart's Triumph
- Through the Mists
- By the Mediterranean
- Which Shows a Shabby Foreigner
- "when Greek Meets Greek"
- Shows Gabrielle in Exile
- The Velvet Paw
- Betrays the Bond
- The Whispers Again
- Contains a further Mystery
- Reveals Something to Hamilton
- Describes a Curious Circumstance
- Outside the Window
- Is about the Maison Lenard
- Surprises Mr. Flockart
- Discloses a Secret
- In which Gabrielle Tells a Strange Story
- Increases the Interest
- "that Man's Voice!"
- Contains the Conclusion
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