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Do you believe in evil? After one night at the Hellfire Club, you might.
High on Montpelier Hill, overlooking the dark woods of Rathfarnham, lies a crumbling lodge shrouded in myth and mystery. For centuries, Dubliners have whispered about the secret rituals, the demonic rites, and the disappearances linked to the Hellfire Club—a notorious gathering of 18th-century Freemasons, aristocrats, and blasphemers. But what really happened in that cursed place?
1739. A storm lashes Dublin.
The Earl of Rosse and his fellow Hellfire Club members have invited two outsiders to join them for a night of drinking, gambling—and something far more sinister. When one of the guests sees something no man should ever see, the line between the living and the damned begins to blur.
Trapped in the Lodge with no escape, the guests must face an unspeakable evil. Will they make it to dawn—or vanish, like so many before them?
The Legend of Montpelier Hill is a chilling gothic horror novella steeped in Irish folklore, secret societies, and supernatural terror. Perfect for fans of M.R. James, Shirley Jackson, and The Haunting of Hill House.
High on Montpelier Hill, overlooking the dark woods of Rathfarnham, lies a crumbling lodge shrouded in myth and mystery. For centuries, Dubliners have whispered about the secret rituals, the demonic rites, and the disappearances linked to the Hellfire Club—a notorious gathering of 18th-century Freemasons, aristocrats, and blasphemers. But what really happened in that cursed place?
1739. A storm lashes Dublin.
The Earl of Rosse and his fellow Hellfire Club members have invited two outsiders to join them for a night of drinking, gambling—and something far more sinister. When one of the guests sees something no man should ever see, the line between the living and the damned begins to blur.
Trapped in the Lodge with no escape, the guests must face an unspeakable evil. Will they make it to dawn—or vanish, like so many before them?
The Legend of Montpelier Hill is a chilling gothic horror novella steeped in Irish folklore, secret societies, and supernatural terror. Perfect for fans of M.R. James, Shirley Jackson, and The Haunting of Hill House.
