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A Collection of Gothic Romance Tales
There are places that do not vanish. A house beside the sea. A garden that remembers. A love that waits quietly beyond time. In these haunting and dreamlike tales, memory moves like fog through forgotten corridors, overgrown paths, and moonlit gardens where nothing is ever entirely lost.
The people who wander here are drawn toward something they cannot explain — a voice half-remembered, a touch recognized before understanding why, the strange certainty of having returned somewhere they have never been. Blending gothic romance, poetic fiction, soft supernatural mystery, and surreal atmosphere,
The Way Memory Loves explores longing, recognition, unfinished moments, and the quiet ways love remains. For readers who are drawn to: lyrical and atmospheric storytelling haunted gardens and seaside houses dreamlike romance soft gothic fiction stories that feel like memory unfolding Some places wait to be found. Others have been waiting for you all along.
A Supernatural Tale
A woman drives through the night with no destination in mind, drawn only by the quiet certainty that she will know when to stop. She finds it in a hotel that seems to have been waiting for her. Inside, the air is sweet with memory.
The hallways feel familiar. The man at the front desk guides her through spaces in the hotel long closed to ordinary guests. He gives her a brass key—not as a souvenir, as a reminder. By morning, she will know where she belongs. Told in two connected ghost books, The Salisbury Hotel is a quiet exploration of recognition, memory, and the places that exist just beyond certainty. Accompanied by atmospheric photographic images, this illustrated short work invites the reader to step across a threshold where nothing is entirely lost—and nothing is fully found again.
A girl disappears in the woods outside a quiet town, and before long the questions begin to fade. But her closest friend cannot let it go. Strange signs and impossible messages begin to guide her back to the place where everything changed. Drawn deeper into the forest, she uncovers a truth hidden beneath the trees—one that reaches beyond a single disappearance. In the silent places where wolves move through mist and shadow, the forest has been watching all along. Some truths refuse to stay buried. The wolves were there.
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