Horror Mansion — J.N. Williamson

A haunted house can be an amusement park ride. Where mechanical monsters pop up around dark corners. And rubber spiders dangle in mid-air. A place for cheap thrills.

Or a haunted house can be an old run-down estate. Like Minnifield Place. Where the trees are dead and the grass is brown. Where everything is still and lifeless. Except for the wind whistling through deserted corridors. Except for the thrill of certain knowledge that those who enter will never -- even in death -- be able to leave…