When Ian and Holly Webster move into twenty-nine Aberdeen Road with their six-year-old son Jacob, life could not be sweeter. Ian has his brilliant career, a wife he loves and a son whom he would die for. Their new, five-bed detached is the icing on the cake. But what if your new home is not as it first appears? What if it is something more than mere bricks and mortar? What if your new house has a hidden agenda? As soon as Ian moves in, the headaches start. The family he loves so dearly begins to grate on his nerves. Nightmares plague his every night and nasty thoughts constantly simmer beneath the surface of his mind. It’s almost as if his mind is no longer his own, like his own imagination is turning against him. Ian will come to realise that just as some people are born toxic, then so are some places… He should have listened to his son from the start: “This house is angry, Daddy. This is a bad house...” 'Bad House' is a psychological horror and contains scenes some readers may find offensive. The first chapter of Djinn is included at the end of the story.