1939

She swore she would never return. But some promises are made to be broken.

For years, Caroline Demeter has lived in the shadow of her past, running the village pub and clinging to the fragile normalcy she's carved out for herself. Haunted by tragedy, fractured by guilt, and estranged from what remains of her family, she tells herself the nightmare is over. That Hadlow House is behind her. That it's finally done with her.

But deep down, Caroline knows better.

When strange whispers begin to call her back – through the woods, toward the place she fears most – Caroline is forced to face a chilling truth: the past isn't finished with her. Not yet. And perhaps it never was.

As darkness stirs once more in the forest, she must confront the house that has devoured generations – and decide whether she has the strength to end the curse once and for all.

1939 is the tenth harrowing entry in The Haunting of Hadlow House, a gothic horror saga chronicling the decay of a family, a village, and a house that feeds on both. One woman's return may be the key to salvation… or to final destruction.