Wycliffe & The House of Fear

An Isolated Mansion. A Family Haunted by Secrets. A Murder That Shatters the Silence.

Wycliffe & The House of Fear by W.J. Burley is a gripping, atmospheric mystery that sees Detective Superintendent Charles Wycliffe confronting the dark undercurrents within an aristocratic Cornish family. When the wealthy and respected Roger Kemp is found dead in his ancestral home, the House of Fear, it quickly becomes clear that this was no accident.

The Kemp family is known for its eccentricities, reclusive tendencies, and deeply rooted tensions. As Wycliffe begins to investigate, he discovers a web of long-standing resentments, hidden relationships, and an overwhelming sense of dread that seems to cling to the house itself. Every family member has something to hide—perhaps even a motive for murder.

Behind Locked Doors Lie Dangerous Truths

With his signature quiet persistence and intuitive grasp of human nature, Wycliffe slowly unravels a case steeped in psychological complexity and emotional entanglements. Wycliffe & The House of Fear is a masterfully written detective novel, rich in mood and meticulously plotted.

Perfect for fans of traditional British crime fiction, this novel offers a satisfying blend of suspense, character depth, and the haunting presence of a house that holds more than just memories.