HOLLOW - A Novel

Grief doesn't end. It changes shape. Dr. Sera Vane has spent years helping others survive the unbearable-the loss of a child, the collapse of a life, the silence that follows. She understands grief. She has lived it. She has learned how to contain it. Until a new patient walks into her practice. Owen Marsh has lost his four-year-old son. But his grief is not what unsettles her. It's what comes with it.
Objects appear where they shouldn't exist. Memories refuse to stay in the past. And the details of his son's death begin to mirror her own in ways that are too precise to ignore. At first, Sera does what she has always done-she observes, she analyzes, she explains. But some things do not want to be explained. As the boundaries between patient and doctor begin to blur, Sera is forced to confront a possibility she has spent her entire career dismissing:What if grief is not just something we carry?What if it carries something back?Hollow is a slow-burning psychological novel about memory, loss, and the unsettling spaces where reality begins to fracture.
Perfect for readers who are drawn to intelligent, atmospheric fiction that lingers long after the final page.