When Mara Ellison inherits Hollow Hill House from a great-aunt she never knew existed, she hopes the remote estate will offer an escape from the grief that has consumed her since her mother’s death. Instead, she finds a house that is not empty — a house that remembers, and hungers.

The east wing is locked. The walls are covered in a child’s drawings. And a diary hidden in the library tells the story of Eliza Holloway, a nine-year-old girl who vanished in 1895 — and who is still waiting inside the walls.

The hollow ones are not ghosts. They are the unhealed sorrow of every soul the house has taken, feeding on grief, guilt, and fear. As the dark moon rises, Mara must uncover the truth about her family’s bloodline and make an impossible choice: sacrifice herself to bind the hunger, or become the next name on the wall.

A modern Gothic haunted house novel for readers who crave atmospheric dread, psychological terror, and a slow-burn mystery that lingers long after the final page.

Perfect for fans of: The Haunting of Hill House, Mexican Gothic, and The Silent Companions.