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  • Location: Dublin

The Other Side of the Wall

The Other Side of the Wall

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2000s: What is going on next door?

  • ISBN: 978-1781998328
  • Genre: Fiction

What you need to know before your trail

When Sylvia looks out her bedroom window at night and sees a child face down in the pond next door, she races into her neighbour’s garden. But the pond is empty, and no-one is answering the door.

Wondering if night feeds and sleep deprivation are getting to her, she hurriedly retreats. Besides, the fact that a local child has gone missing must be preying on her mind. Then, a week later, she hears the sound of a man crying through her bedroom wall.

The man living next door, Sam, has recently moved in. His wife and children are away for the summer and he joins them at weekends. Sylvia finds him friendly and helpful, yet she becomes increasingly uneasy about him.

Then Sylvia’s little daughter wakes one night, screaming that there’s a man in her room. This is followed by a series of bizarre disturbances in the house.

Sylvia’s husband insists it’s all in her mind, but she is certain it’s not -there’s something very wrong on the other side of the wall.

Travel Guide

Dun Laoghaire

The small Dublin suburb of Dun Laoghaire is the setting for an unsettling and disturbing case of a missing child

Gardai are still searching for two year old Edie Keogh, missing from her home in Dun Laoghaire. The Child was last seen when her mother checked on her at midnight on Tuesday night, but she wasn’t in her bed on Wednesday morning. The front door was open and one suggestion is that the child let herself out and got lost.

Members of the public are asked to contact Dun Laoghaire Garda station with any information

Booktrail Boarding Pass:  The Other Side of the Wall

Destination: Dublin  Author/Guide: Andrea Mara  Departure Time: 2000s

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