An ancient hill in the town of Battle Hill, near London, becomes the site of a difficult battle between people and ghosts. Here life and death, hatred and lust compete with each other. Here the past intersects with the present, and the dead turn out to be alive, and the living turn out to be dead. Silent doubles roam here, dreams are repeated at night, and a half-sighted moon peeks through the breaks in the clouds, illuminating the way to a house with an unfinished roof, so similar to someone’s life... English poet, theologian and novelist Charles Walter Stansby Williams (1886–1945), along with Clive Lewis and John P.P. Tolkien, was one of the key and most mysterious figures of the Inklings literary society. His novel “Descent into Hell” is part of the famous “Aspects of the Force” series, consisting of seven mystical thrillers.