Summary - Ninth House: Based On The Book By Leigh Bardugo

SUMMARY

NINTH HOUSE

BASED ON THE BOOK BY LEIGH BARDUGO

SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: FASTBOOKS PUBLISHING

CONTENT

Introduction to Alex Stern and the World of Lethe

Life at Yale and the Secret Societies

The Role of the Grays and Alex's Unique Ability

Alex’s Struggles and Her Growing Bond with Darlington

The Death of Tara Hutchins and the Mysteries That Follow

The Rituals and the Hidden World of Power

The Return of Darlington and Alex's Fight for Survival

Uncovering the Truth: The Hidden History of Yale’s Secret Societies

The Final Confrontation and Alex’s Decision

General Analysis of Ninth House

ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK

Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo is a dark, atmospheric fantasy set at Yale University, where secret societies wield immense power and practice occult rituals. The story follows Alex Stern, a troubled young woman with a unique ability to see ghosts, who is recruited by Lethe House to monitor these societies. As Alex navigates the sinister undercurrents of Yale, she uncovers dangerous secrets, confronts the supernatural, and faces moral dilemmas that challenge her sense of duty and survival. Themes of power, privilege, trauma, and the supernatural dominate the narrative, exploring the dark side of elite institutions and their hidden worlds.

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Release date

Audiobook: 31 December 2024