by Mira Ashworth
The house has been in the Ashworth family for two hundred years. It has outlived seven owners and three attempts at demolition. When inheritance lawyer Cecily Marsh arrives to finalise the estate, she expects paperwork. What she finds is a house that creaks in rhythms that sound suspiciously like breathing — and a locked attic room that appears on no floor plan. Every night, the candle in the attic window lights itself. Cecily is a practical woman. She does not believe in hauntings. She does believe in evidence — and the evidence is mounting that whatever is in that room has been waiting, specifically, for her. The house always gets what it waits for. A gothic horror novel about inheritance, obsession, and the terrible loyalty of old houses to their dead.
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