THE HOLLOW BELL: A Gothic Horror Novel

Elara Voss swore she'd never go back to the town she grew up in. Then a note arrives — three words in her sister's handwriting, sent from a woman who's supposedly been missing for years.

The road home hasn't changed. The town has.

The moment Elara crosses the town limits, the bells begin to toll — low, hollow, wrong. Candles burn along a roadblock no one will explain. And somewhere in the dark, a figure with her sister's face is waiting, watching, warning her not to come any closer.

What Elara finds beneath her hometown church isn't just her sister. It's a secret her family buried nine years ago — one that was never meant to surface, and never meant to be whole.

Some doors are locked for a reason. Some names are split apart to keep something else from waking up. And some homecomings are really just an invitation for something far older to finally come home too.

A slow-burn gothic horror about grief, buried twins, and the things small towns bury to survive — perfect for readers of The Haunting of Hill House, Mexican Gothic, and The Little Stranger.