1901

Some bonds are forged in blood. Others are bound in terror.

Fifteen years have passed since tragedy last struck Hadlow House. Albert Demeter remains on the estate, raising a family within its ageing walls, while his sister Caroline lives in quiet seclusion – content, it seems, to remain hidden from the world and the horrors it once brought her.

But Hadlow House does not forget. And neither does Caroline.

When a chance meeting stirs long-dormant feelings, Caroline is faced with a decision that could reshape her future. Love beckons. A new life lies just beyond the threshold. But stepping into the light might awaken something far darker – something that has waited, patiently, for her to make her move.

As chilling memories claw their way to the surface, Caroline realizes she might not be able to leave Hadlow House after all. And if she does, the cost might not be hers alone to pay.

1901 is the seventh instalment in The Haunting of Hadlow House, a gothic horror saga about generational trauma, spectral terror, and a house that holds its victims close even after the doors have opened. Some love stories end in heartbreak. Others end in blood.