10 Rillington Place" is a raw, cinematic retelling of one of Britain's most haunting true crimes.

Behind the doors of a West London terrace, John Christie played the perfect neighbour, quiet, polite, unassuming. But behind the wallpaper and beneath the floorboards, he was hiding a house of horrors.

Told in vivid, dramatized detail, this novella digs into Christie's early life, the manipulations, the chilling calmness of his killings, and the brutal truth behind the wrongful execution of Timothy Evans. With each chapter, the tension winds tighter, as the noose of justice, and injustice begins to choke everyone it touches.

Victims' voices rise through the silence. Gas hisses. Fear closes in. And Rillington Place becomes more than just a crime scene, it becomes a symbol of evil hiding in plain sight.

Based on real events and written with unflinching grit, this is the thirteenth instalment in Alex Davies' series of dramatized true crime novellas.

For drawn to the darkest corners of the human mind, this is not a story you'll forget.