Steven Fairman

In a remote corner of Scotland, a group of Aleister Crowley devotees embark on a six-month retreat at the infamous Boleskine House to complete the abandoned Abramelin ritual, only to unleash malevolent forces that test their sanity and survival.

Dr Charles Reed, a respected clinical psychologist whose work with vulnerable young men is thrown into turmoil after an emergency call from a teenage patient. The phone call draws him into an increasingly disturbing mystery, in which Reed is forced to confront questions of truth, responsibility and the limits of reason.

In a remote corner of Scotland, a group of Aleister Crowley devotees embark on a six-month retreat at the infamous Boleskine House to complete the abandoned Abramelin ritual, only to unleash malevolent forces that test their sanity and survival.

Dr Charles Reed, a respected clinical psychologist whose work with vulnerable young men is thrown into turmoil after an emergency call from a teenage patient. The phone call draws him into an increasingly disturbing mystery, in which Reed is forced to confront questions of truth, responsibility and the limits of reason.