The Lights of Greyfare

LITERARY TITAN BOOK AWARD WINNERWith its blend of literary style and chilling suspense, The Lights of Greyfare is drawing high praise from critics:"Among the very best horror novels I’ve ever read, rivalling some of the world's top authors in this genre." — Readers' Favorite"The Lights of Greyfare is more than just a horror story. It’s about grief, identity, and the lies we tell ourselves just to keep going." — Literary TitanThe Lights of GreyfareA gothic horror novel about grief, obsession, and the monsters we become when the sea calls our name.After a brutal divorce and the loss of everything she thought she was, journalist Katherine Calder is on assignment to the fog-drenched town of Greyfare. She’s come to write, to recover, and to disappear for a little while. But Greyfare has other plans.Katherine Calder retreats to the coastal town of Greyfare, hoping to disappear into her work and put the pain of the divorce behind her.But Greyfare is not as simple as it seems: the town carries something it doesn’t forget.Drawn together by loss, Kat and Dean find themselves tangled in a relationship shaped as much by the past as the present, and as the days pass, Kat begins to realize that some places don’t let go.Greyfare has a way of holding on.Darkly lyrical and emotionally charged, The Lights of Greyfare is a supernatural descent into love, memory, and the terror of losing yourself to something older than the tide. Perfect for fans of The Haunting of Hill House, this is a horror novel that stays long after the last page. Read more