HOLLY KNIGHTLEY BOOKS

The Addams Family meets The Haunting of Hill House.  

Mysterious deaths, conspiracies, money problems. Is the Elenore Feilding House a tourist trap or a haunted house?

All Trinity’s life she wanted to be a Fielding. She got her wish when her father mysteriously dies at the Elenore Fielding House and is adopted by the Fielding family. She's part of the family now, but she's not blood. Even after living as a Fielding for four years, there are still secrets she doesn’t know. When her stepfather disappears, she takes her money and flees, but Trinity Fielding is back for her little sister’s funeral. Returning home could be Trinity’s biggest mistake. She can’t run away from her problems again. The Elenore Fielding House has eyes and ears and secrets of its own.

Forever lasts as long as you make it.

A near death experience led Harrison Vogel to The White Room where he forms a forbidden relationship with Elle, a woman he believes to be his guardian angel. When a routine visit to The White Room takes an unexpected turn, Harrison’s life gets flipped upside down.

In his search for answers, Harrison finds himself at Lass Castle, the home of renowned orchid researcher, Dr. Lass. Lass Castle has a tainted past, but that’s the past. It’s now a historical hot spot for tourists. However, when disappearances once again plague Lass Castle, Harrison finds himself doubting everything he thought he knew about his guardian angel. There are skeletons in the closets at Lass Castle, but they don’t want out, they want Harrison to stay forever. Will he?

The dead can’t hurt the living, or can they?

Molly Delray’s father is the groundskeeper of Smith and Stone Cemetery. When she returns home for Christmas after being away for over a decade, she forgets the rules and disturbs the ghost of Old James. When the ghost's living relative shows up at Molly’s doorstep, it’s up to her to solve a centuries old murder before the ghost kills again. 

The Tell-Tale Heart meets American Psycho. 

Ken's back and so are the voices . . . The year is 1826, the atmosphere is insanity, the place is Richmond, Virginia. Edgar Allan Poe’s muse is not his best friend’s sister or the beautiful servant Athena, but his best friend who whispers to the dead. Edgar Allan Poe’s most famous stories spring from the deranged mind of one man, Kenneth Dahl. This is his story.

After four years spent in a psychiatric hospital, Kenneth Dahl returns home a cured man and is reunited with his twin sister who shares his evil eye. At home, Ken faces the same isolation he faced at the sanitarium, before forging a friendship with the servant Athena. Neither Athena nor his sister can help him when the voices come back. 

Inspired by Edgar Allan Poe