The Manor at Blackmere Hollow - A Gothic Tale of Memory and the Sea #987771

When Edward Langford returns to his family’s ancestral home on the Cornish coast after his brother’s mysterious death, he finds a place where time itself seems to breathe. The sea whispers through the walls. The wind remembers names. And somewhere beneath the house, something still waits to be heard.
Blackmere Hollow was never an ordinary house.
Built upon rock and rumour, it has always stood watching the sea — and the sea, in turn, has always listened back. As Edward unravels the secrets left behind by his brother Julian and the enigmatic Jonathan Vyne, he discovers a diary written by Eleanor Langford — a woman whose voice was never meant to fade.
Through the pages, he learns of a century-old pact forged between sound, memory, and the tide itself.
Now, the same forces that claimed his brother have begun to stir again.
In a storm-lashed journey through grief, guilt, and the supernatural, Edward must face the truth that some houses remember too much — and that the sea never forgets what it is given.
Richly atmospheric and hauntingly elegant, The Manor at Blackmere Hollow is a gothic tale of memory and inheritance, where ghosts are not always dead and silence is never empty.