Once Upon Historians

"Your family was never supposed to be here."A year after Zayd Hasan's miraculous return, the dust has barely settled. But Blackwood Manor-ancient, crooked, and very much alive-has other plans. When sisters Aiofe and Mandy Westmore move into the estate following the death of their parents, they don't just inherit a crumbling manor… they inherit a legacy soaked in blood and silence.What begins as strange dreams and vanishing rooms quickly spirals into something darker: mirrors that don't reflect, voices that speak in forgotten tongues, and a curse that dates back to the very first Eliza Blackwood-a woman whose name was never hers, and whose pact still echoes through the walls.As Zayd, Leah Slamvar, and a group of former student-historians scramble to decode Blackwood's past, Aiofe is pulled into a nightmare of ancestral memory, haunted bloodlines, and time loops that demand sacrifice. And Mandy? She might be the key… or the cost.But some truths were never meant to be unearthed.And in Blackwood, remembering can be more dangerous than forgetting.In this thrilling third instalment of the Once Upon Historians series, Danika Prasad weaves a haunting, high-stakes mystery where time fractures, identities shift, and history refuses to stay in the past.The house is awake.The loop has reopened.And this time, it's personal. Danika Prasad is a writer with a deep passion for the sciences, particularly in the fields of mathematics and medicine. Her curiosity has always been her guiding force, driving her to explore and understand the world around her. With an innate love for problem-solving and analytical thinking, Danika has developed a particular fascination with the realm of Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT), where she aspires to make meaningful contributions in the future as an ENT doctor.Her writing reflects her intellectual journey, blending her scientific interests with a thoughtful and poetic approach to storytelling. Through her work, she aims to bridge the gap between complex scientific concepts and everyday experiences, making them accessible and intriguing for readers of all backgrounds.In addition to her academic achievements, Danika finds peace in quiet moments of reflection, whether through writing, nature, or the small joys of daily life. Her approach to learning is rooted in humility and an open mind, always seeking new knowledge and understanding. With a clear sense of purpose and an unyielding dedication to her goals, Danika hopes to inspire others to explore the wonders of science and the human body while nurturing a sense of curiosity and wonder that transcends the boundaries of any single field.