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An example of the Netflix series adaptation of Henry James's The Spine of the Heart, published as a book under a new name. I haven't read Yurek Burguru, but after doing a little research, I think the content is exactly the same. The book was a gift from Kidega. When I got curious and researched it, it turned out that it was a book version of the TV series, which was shot as a sequel to The Haunting.... Even though I didn't want to start this book first, The House on the Hill was one of the best horror-thriller scripts I've ever watched. It's not because it's scary or just about tension, but the series had a scenario that made the audience wait with extreme curiosity at the end of each episode and was very satisfied with the finale. When I learned that a sequel series was being shot, I wanted to read this book first. If it is shot and edited as well as the first one, it will definitely be great. As for the content of the book, there is a fiction that walks a fine line between ghost story or madness. Even though the ghost story seemed more dominant, the materialist side in me caused me to see the observer of ghosts as a kind of schizophrenic. Although my vote was in favor of schizophrenia while reading the book, after finishing the book and in connection with the first series, I accept that it is a ghost story. Now that the book is finished, I can start the series. Then, have a nice reading and enjoy watching... :)