“A gift to the genre and a notable new voice for fans of queer horror, Alderson’s entry to the space is a shining example.”
– Kit Mayquist, author of Tripping Arcadia
“Dripping with charm and haunted house nostalgia, The Haunting of William Thorn delivers in equal parts sorrow and thrill. With twist after twist giving it a unique flair, it’s a new staple to horror shelves and I couldn’t put it down!”
– Harvey Oliver Baxter, author of Fallen Thorns
“A gem of a gothic horror… a wonderfully compelling, intricate story.”
– Jack Strange, author of Look Up, Handsome
“Devastating, harrowing, and darkly romantic, this is a gothic horror that will haunt readers’ hearts long after William’s story is through,”
– Laura R. Samotin, author of The Sins on Their Bones
“Ouch, that hurt. A hauntingly beautiful tale of love, woven with the horrors of a house with a dark past. It will have you sobbing throughout and long after you have put it down.”
– Jasmine Andrady, author of Blazing Desires
“A chilling and haunting tale about the ghosts we carry. Unforgettable.”
– Johana Gustawsson, author of The Bleeding
“Deliciously gothic and decadently atmospheric, The Haunting of William Thorn is a gripping read that held me captive from the first page. It’s Ben Alderson at his absolute best,”
– Bill Wood, bestselling author of Let’s Split Up
“Readers will adore the sweet subtlety of the romance surrounded by twists and turns, and will definitely be haunted by that ending long after the last page is turned.”
– Kellen Graves, author of Prince of the Sorrows
“The Haunting of William Thorn is a queer horror masterpiece. Alderson blends the classic ominous and sinister haunted house ghost story with an important tale of healing and grief. The winding narratives of past and present create an atmospheric narrative driven by imperfect, and incredibly relatable, characters. It’s absolutely unputdownable. I had to know what would happen next!”
– Alexandra Kennington, author of Blood Beneath the Snow
“This twisty, propulsive haunted house horror that’s as dread-inducing and heart-wrenching as it is romantic. Ben Alderson’s ghosts are terrifying, desperate, and indelibly human. If grief is love with nowhere to go, there’s room for it within Hanbury Manor — and the pages of William Thorn. Alderson enters the horror genre with purpose and finesse.”
– Isa Agajanian, author of Modern Divination
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