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House of Everlasting Thorns
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jan 28 2026
Pages: 248
Weight: 0.74
Height: 0.52 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Seven-year-old Cornelius Thorne begins drawing houses that seem to breathe on the page, driven by a desperate need to create spaces where loved ones never have to leave. Decades later, his obsession manifests as Thorne House-a Gothic mansion in the mountains of Maine that offers struggling artists and grieving souls something irresistible: unlimited time, perfect inspiration, and the promise that their greatest works will live forever. The house provides everything its residents need, nurturing their creativity while slowly consuming the memories that make them human, transforming brilliant souls into fuel for its eternal, beautiful hunger.
When failed artist Elias Thorne inherits the estate from a great-uncle he never knew existed, he finds himself drawn into the house's seductive embrace. His paintings become masterpieces beyond anything he imagined possible, but historian Isabelle Moreau arrives with warnings about the house's true nature-and evidence of others who have disappeared into its walls. As Elias's memories begin to fade and his very identity dissolves into his supernatural art, he must decide whether immortal beauty is worth the price of everything that makes him human, while the house tightens its grip on a soul it has been waiting to claim.
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