The House on the Strand
A man staying at a remote Cornish house drinks an experimental potion that catapults him into the 14th century. As he inhabits the lives of long-dead inhabitants, the boundaries between his present and their world dissolve, leading to haunting revelations and inescapable entanglements.
About This Book
Daphne du Maurier's 'The House on the Strand' explores themes of time and identity through a narrative set in Cornwall.
The story follows a protagonist who visits an old house and becomes involved in an experiment that alters his perception of reality.
Du Maurier's evocative prose captures the atmospheric tension between historical echoes and modern life.
Published as a classic work of suspense, it delves into the psychological effects of revisiting the past.
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