Nobody Trilogy

When a long-lost aunt dies and leaves them a crumbling house in the middle of nowhere, sisters Carly and Sarah expect dust, silence – and a quick sale. What they don't expect is Pyn House. A century ago, something unspeakable happened behind its locked doors. The locals still whisper about it. Footsteps echo in empty halls. And something still waits in the dark, watching… listening… remembering. As the sisters settle in, the house begins to wake. Doors creak open on their own. Shadows move where no one stands. And the presence that haunts Pyn House seems drawn to one of them in particular – Sarah, heavily pregnant, and running out of time. Now escape may be impossible. Because whatever lives in Pyn House has no name… no mercy… and no intention of letting them leave. But how can a ghost have no name? Nobody Lives Here is the chilling first book in the Nobody Trilogy – a gripping ghost story about buried family secrets, a cursed inheritance, and the evil that never truly dies.

Twenty-one years ago, Esme Hardy's parents died at Pyn House. The truth was buried with them. Now Esme has returned to the place that destroyed her family, determined to uncover what really happened. But Pyn House was never just an abandoned mansion. It's a prison. And something inside has been waiting for her. The dead Sirewell family still walks its halls, continuing the cruel experiments that made them infamous in life. When Esme is captured and dragged into their nightmare, she realises escape may already be impossible. Because there is something even worse than the Sirewells – a nameless woman whose presence terrifies even the ghosts themselves. As the house tightens its grip, Esme must confront a horrifying truth: some evils can't be escaped. They can only be fed. And this time, Pyn House is hungry. The Haunting of Pyn House is the third and final book in the Nobody Trilogy, about the terrible secret that has dogged Pyn House for several generations.