The Bride From 1926. The House That Eats Time, #2

A wedding room has opened inside Hollowmere House. The bride has been waiting since 1926. After surviving the first hunger of Hollowmere, Amara Grey knows the mansion is not merely haunted, it is alive with old bargains, stolen years, and rooms that belong to different eras. But when a new invitation appears, written in silver ink and sealed by the house itself, Amara is pulled toward a ceremony that should have ended nearly a century ago.
Inside the 1926 ballroom, chandeliers still burn, clocks still wait at midnight, and an unfinished wedding continues to call its guests back. At the center of it all is Celia Bell, the mysterious bride trapped in a vow she never chose, and Julian Vale, the man who has carried the guilt of that night for almost one hundred years. To uncover the truth, Amara must enter a world of veils, mirrors, black roses, vanished names, and deadly promises.
But Hollowmere does not simply keep secrets,  it turns them into ceremonies. And in this house, a witness can be as dangerous as a bride. Dark, romantic, and haunting, The Bride from 1926 is the second book in The House That Eats Time series, perfect for readers who love gothic mansions, cursed weddings, supernatural mystery, time-bending horror, and atmospheric dark fantasy.