In the spring of 1948, a young couple moves into the top flat of a squalid Victorian row house in Notting Hill. With only twenty tightly-packed homes in the whole of Rillington Place, it’s difficult not to know what everyone’s up to, and it soon becomes apparent to one young girl that things are not right at Number Ten. It’s not just that she finds Mr. Christie on the main floor odd and creepy — she’s pretty certain there’s more to it than that. Late one night, looking out a window, her suspicions are confirmed, and what follows is a chain of events that will make criminal history and have her trying to save an innocent man while narrowly escaping with her own life.
The House at the End 