The Bride at Hollowfield Manor. The Winchelsea Veil, #9

Par : Danielle Wynter Batts
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8233095931
  • EAN9798233095931
  • Date de parution01/03/2026
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurLinda Balsamo

Résumé

When Eleanor Ashford arrives at Hollowfield Manor as its new bride, she expects cold formality from her husband's wealthy Sussex family - not the quiet hostility of the forest that borders their land. The old Forest is avoided by the villagers. They say it listens. Soon after her arrival, Eleanor begins to uncover traces of the first Mrs. Hollowfield - a bride who supposedly drowned three years earlier.
A locked room. A ruined wedding dress, water-stained. Journal pages hidden beneath floorboards. And beneath it all, whispers of a smuggling ring operating through tunnels under the trees. Her husband insists Clara was fragile. Unstable. Prone to melancholy. But Eleanor finds bruises in memory. Gaps in the story. Evidence that does not align with grief. And at the edge of the forest, something pale stands between the trees - silent, watchful, waiting.
As Eleanor pieces together the truth through fragments and secrets, the manor begins to close in. Lanterns shatter. Roots shift beneath the earth. The past does not beg for justice. It demands it. In this slow-burning gothic mystery of betrayal and vengeance, the forest remembers what men tried to bury - and the dead bride will not rest until the truth surfaces.
Author Bio - Danielle Wynter BattsDanielle Wynter Batts writes atmospheric Gothic and ghostly fiction set along the windswept coasts of England, where salt marshes, ruined churches, and ancient towns hold stories older than their stones. Blending mystery, romance, and the supernatural, her work lingers in the liminal spaces where history bleeds into folklore and the living brush against the dead. Living on the rugged south coast, Danielle draws inspiration from the landscapes around her - the shifting tides, the forgotten cellars beneath medieval streets, and the myths whispered across marshland.
Her fiction often delves into the story behind the myth: the human fears, desires, and tragedies that give rise to legends and hauntings. Whether she is unearthing the darker corners of English history or imagining the ghosts that walk its shorelines, Danielle's writing invites readers into worlds where the veil is thin, the past is restless, and every shadow has a tale to tell.