Mercy Willow

Some houses are better left unsold. Some names, better left buried. When she arrives in the remote coastal village of Candleward, Mercy Willow is hoping to disappear. A new identity. A quiet job as an estate agent. A second chance. But this Cornish village has its own secrets – and Mercy isn't the only one with a past clawing its way back to the surface. Her first assignment: sell Hurst House, a crumbling estate with a reputation steeped in tragedy. Locals won't go near it. Some say it's cursed. Some say it's haunted. Mercy says it just needs fresh paint and new windows. She's wrong. Something still lives within Hurst House – something that remembers the screams, the blood, and the long-buried sins of its last residents. As doors slam in empty rooms and whispers echo from behind the walls, Mercy is forced to confront the truth: some properties don't want to be sold. They want to be fed. And Mercy's not exactly who she claims to be. She's been running for a long time… and whatever's chasing her may have just caught up. The Haunting of Hurst House is the chilling first instalment in the Mercy Willow series, a paranormal horror saga set in the windswept wilds of Cornwall – where the dead don't rest, and some houses remember everything.

Mercy Willow thought she was beginning to understand the spirit world. Since moving to Cornwall, she's seen her share of haunted houses – and made peace with the ghosts who linger in their halls. But when she's called to Gower Grange, an isolated mansion steeped in tragedy, she realizes she's facing something far more dangerous. Locals whisper of a pale girl who appears just before someone dies. She's already claimed victims in the past… and now she's been seen again – this time by someone Mercy cares about deeply. With time slipping away, Mercy is plunged into a chilling investigation of Gower Grange's darkest secrets. What happened in the house all those years ago? And is there any way to stop the girl before she strikes again? The Ghost of Gower Grange is the third book in the Mercy Willow series, a gothic supernatural saga about a haunted estate agent in the windswept Cornish countryside. Readers are strongly encouraged to start from book one. This instalment ends on a cliffhanger.

Perched on the edge of a windswept Cornish village, Torfork Tower casts a long, ominous shadow. Decades ago, it was the scene of a brutal killing. Now, the tower stirs again. Locals speak in hushed tones of a hooded figure seen moving in the highest window – a sign that death is sure to return. The killings are about to begin. The house wants blood. And the hooded figure won't stop until vengeance is complete. But this time, the one person who might have stopped it – Mercy Willow – is trapped. Buried alive in her own fractured mind, Mercy is unreachable… unless someone dares to enter the darkness to retrieve her. But doing so could awaken something far worse. Something ancient. Something tied to both Mercy and Jessica's darkest secrets. The Terror of Torfork Tower is the seventh instalment in the Mercy Willow series, a chilling tale of haunted houses, fractured minds, and the ghosts that refuse to stay dead. Each book builds toward a devastating finale. Start from the beginning for the full descent into madness. This book ends on a cliffhanger.

Mercy Willow has always believed she was the first. The first in Candleward to see the dead. The first to be haunted by something she can't fully understand. But now, she's learning she might just be following in someone else's footsteps – and the path leads straight into a nightmare. Decades ago, Olive Atkins lived and died in this quiet Cornish town under circumstances steeped in mystery. Like Mercy, she saw ghosts. Like Mercy, she tried to help them. And like Mercy, she wasn't entirely alone in her own mind. As Mercy unravels Olive's story, long-buried secrets rise to the surface. What really happened to Olive all those years ago. And is her tragic fate a warning… or a mirror? With her own past slipping back into focus and time running out, Mercy must confront the chilling truth that she may not be the first – and she may not be the last. The Haunting of Olive Atkins is the twelfth and penultimate book in the Mercy Willow series – a supernatural saga of ghosts, fractured identity, and the relentless grip of a haunted town. Readers are strongly encouraged to begin the series from the start. This instalment ends on a cliffhanger.

All stories must end – even the darkest ones. For Mercy Willow, that end is finally here. After facing so many supernatural horrors lurking in Candleward, Mercy is running out of time. One last day. One final chance to save the people she loves and stop the evil that's been building along the Cornish coast. But Candleward doesn't let go easily – and neither do the ghosts of Mercy's fractured mind. Annabelle and Jessica have returned. Once locked away deep within Mercy's psyche, these deadly alter egos are ready to settle old scores. As they circle ever closer, the lines between reality and madness begin to blur. And just as the town braces for Nathan's wedding, an ancient cult prepares to unleash the endgame it has been planning for decades. The final reckoning has come. Can Mercy hold herself together long enough to stop Candleward from being lost forever? Or will her mind – and her soul – collapse under the weight of everything she's faced? The End of Mercy Willow is the explosive conclusion to the Mercy Willow series – a haunting tale of ghosts, fractured identity, and buried secrets in a cursed seaside town. This is the thirteenth book in a continuous story. Readers are strongly encouraged to begin at the start of the series.