Rebecca’s fiance Liam has a new job in the city, and the young couple must move into a low-budget flat in a dilapidated neighborhood. It’s not the dream house they imagined, but it’s well within their price range and a short distance from Rebecca’s university…
Soon after they move in Rebecca begins to experience terrible nightmares, vivid hallucinations and frequent panic attacks. As she spirals deeper and deeper into what appears to be a physical and mental breakdown, putting her university career and relationship in jeopardy, she befriends the reclusive old woman next door who tells her chilling stories of the house’s former occupants.
Is Rebecca going mad or is the dark history of 24 Claremont Street something that can’t and won’t be be ignored?
C. Shevlin 