Hell House (Bantam Horror, N7277)

"A good, old-fashioned horror story. The Belasco House, the 'Mount Everest of haunted houses,' is to be investigated by physicist Barrett, his wife, and two sensitives, one of whom is the reticent sole survivor of an earlier investigation. Built in 1919, the Belasco place looms in a remote, mist-filled hollow in Maine. All the conventions of the genre are here, including the perverted sex, which is spelled out rather than implied as in the classical manner. A genuinely scary story, heartily recommended." --- Library Jorrnal