The Basilisk Beneath Bellflower Hill
Paperback
Series: Thistlewick Hollow, Book 4
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 7 2026
Pages: 276
Weight: 0.82
Height: 0.62 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The morning after her wedding, healer Wren Ashcombe receives an impossible patient: a field mouse transformed into flawless stone, fresh soil still clinging to its paws.
The trail leads to Bellflower Hill, where animals have begun disappearing, old stone figures may not be carvings at all, and something ancient is moving beneath the village storehouse.
Local legend blames a basilisk. Wren isn't so sure.
With Cormac reading the failing hill, Sorrel testing the limits of her new authority, Pip following a trail of strange records, and Bramble refusing to be anyone's instrument, Wren must uncover the truth before Bellflower's foundations-and the creature hidden beneath them-give way.
But the deeper she investigates, the clearer it becomes that the monster in the story may be the only thing holding the village together.
Warm, mysterious and gently romantic, The Basilisk Beneath Bellflower Hill is an adult cozy fantasy filled with magical creatures, found family, quiet courage, a small-town mystery and the difficult difference between rescuing someone and giving them a choice.
Book Four of the Thistlewick Hollow series
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