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The Second Bell at Halewick: A Halewick Novel
Paperback
Series: The Halewick Novels, Book 2
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 23 2026
Pages: 216
Weight: 0.65
Height: 0.49 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The first bell warned them.
The second bell remembers.
After the events of The Last Road to Halewick, the town should have loosened its grip. But Halewick is not finished. Its streets still shift, its records still lie, and the old bell tower has begun to ring at times no clock will admit.
When the second bell sounds, forgotten names stir in locked rooms, old photographs change, and people begin remembering things that were never supposed to return.
Noah thought the road was the way in.
Now he learns the bell may be something worse: a warning, a witness, and a summons.
As Halewick's secrets deepen, the line between memory and haunting begins to break. The town is not simply full of ghosts. It is holding on to the people, places and truths the world has tried to erase.
The Second Bell at Halewick is Book Two of Halewick: a British supernatural mystery of strange bells, lost memories, dry humour, coastal dread and a town that refuses to stay silent.
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