The Ghouls of Calle Goya

£13.89

A secret society. A haunted honeymoon. A descent into madness.

When London banker Frank marries Joy, a spirited young Thai woman with dreams of sun-soaked Spain, a borrowed apartment in Fuengirola seems like the perfect wedding gift. But this quiet street on the Costa del Sol — Calle Goya — hides a sinister presence tied to an elite Norwegian society obsessed with the dark genius of painter Francisco de Goya.

Unbeknownst to them, the couple has stumbled into the middle of an initiation ritual. As Joy’s unease grows, her dreams turn to nightmares, and their idyllic escape becomes a fight for sanity and survival.

From the shadowed corridors of a remote Norwegian castle to the superstitious heart of rural Thailand, Frank is drawn into a web of secrets, suspicion, and centuries-old loyalties. When help arrives from an unlikely source, the true cost of their ordeal becomes clear — and nothing will ever be the same again.

A gripping supernatural thriller exploring the thin veil between cultural reverence and obsession.

The Ghouls of Calle Goya

The Ghouls of Calle Goya

When Evil Results From Good Intentions!

Baron Sedolfsen, president of a secret Scandinavian society that venerates the painter Francisco de Goya and his beloved wife Joie, presides over an eerie initiation. The new members are soon dispatched to Calle Goya, Fuengirola — home to one of the society’s many hidden properties on Spain’s Costa del Sol.

Meanwhile, Frank, a London banker, marries Joy, a charming young Thai woman who works at the embassy. As a wedding gift, Frank’s boss lends them his apartment in Calle Goya for their honeymoon — unaware that this gesture will plunge them into a living nightmare.

Joy, sensitive and deeply intuitive, becomes convinced the apartment is haunted. Her unease spirals into terror and then madness. Frank, desperate and out of his depth, returns her to her remote village in northern Thailand, only to face hostility and suspicion from her family.

Their journey takes them from the sunlit streets of Fuengirola to the rice fields of Thailand, and eventually back to the UK, where Frank learns of the Goya Society’s involvement in their suffering. What follows is an unsettling tale of secret cults, cross-cultural strain, psychological horror — and an unexpected second chance.

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