On the cliffs above Penmire Cove stands a house that refuses to forget.
When Iris Vale inherits her family's crumbling estate, she expects silence. Instead, she finds a rhythm pulsing through the walls — a measured echo that answers each hour with one toll too many.
But the bells of Mirevale House do not belong to any church. They belong to the sea.
As Iris begins to unravel the journals of her late aunt Eleanor, she discovers the truth behind the legend of the Caller — a phantom tone said to return whatever name it hears. With the help of Caleb, the village carpenter, and a wary local vicar, Iris must decide whether the haunting is a curse, a memory, or something far older that waits for her voice to answer.
When a visiting scholar arrives with a device designed to record the house's sound, the silence breaks — and the ninth bell begins to count again.
Blending gothic atmosphere, psychological depth, and slow-burn suspense, The Haunting of Mirevale House is a story of inheritance, echo, and the peril of curiosity.
A gothic psychological mystery set where silence carries a voice of its own.