Every dream has a price. Rosemary Woodhouse is about to learn hers.
When Rosemary and her husband Guy move into the Bramford, a storied Manhattan apartment building, they’re thrilled by its charm and promise. But whispers of the building’s sinister past linger behind its ornate walls and the neighbors’ eager interest soon feels too close, too knowing.
As Rosemary’s long-hoped-for pregnancy unfolds, her joy turns to fear, her instincts warping under pressure from those she should trust most. Is she losing her mind, or uncovering a horror no one dares believe?
A masterwork of psychological suspense, Rosemary’s Baby by Ira Levin defined a generation of modern horror. Acclaimed by The New York Times and praised by Truman Capote as “darkly brilliant.”
