Description

A Gothic Horror Novel

When Evelyn Harrow receives an invitation to the fabled Midnight Masquerade—a ball long thought to be legend—she finds herself drawn into the crumbling halls of Durnham Hall, a place where time folds, masks weep, and every reflection hides a deeper truth.
What begins as a night of curiosity spirals into a haunting revelation: the guests are not all alive, the host never removes his mask, and the ballroom never lets its dancers leave unchanged.

Behind every mask is a memory.
And the dance is just beginning.

Book Two: The Thirteenth Guest

A Sequel to The Midnight Masquerade

The halls of Durnham may be ash, but the dance has not ended. When Merrick Vale receives a strange, weightless box bearing the insignia of the masquerade, he is compelled to return to the ruins that once consumed Evelyn Harrow.
But the ballroom has rebuilt itself in memory—and the masquerade does not need walls to continue. As twelve masked figures resume their waltz, Merrick must face a truth buried in flame: he was never a guest. He was the one who opened the door.

The final mask is not worn.
It is grown.

Book Three: The Hollowing Hour

A Third Entry in The Midnight Masquerade Series

Years after Durnham burned, something stirs within the walls of Ferrow's End—a sea-lashed island sanatorium once thought abandoned by the masquerade. When Dr. Rosamund Bell is called to investigate a patient humming a song no one remembers, she discovers that the dance has only changed stages.
Mirrors ripple. Masks form beneath the skin. And in Room 104, a child waits—silent, smiling, and older than the house itself.

There is an hour just before dawn when the world forgets itself.
That's when the ballroom returns.