Mask of the Hare: A Folk Horror Novella

My name is Tamsin Bray, and this is my confession.

When Tamsin's grandmother dies, she leaves behind a searched cottage, a letter full of regrets, and a carved white hare mask - warm to the touch in a way that wood has no right to be.

What the mask shows her will change everything. Her mother did not die in childbirth as she was always told. The man who destroyed her is still alive, still powerful, still untouchable - a minister whose hold over the village runs so deep that no one has dared to name it. And Tamsin herself is the consequence of the worst thing he ever did.

What she does with that knowledge is the subject of this confession.

Told in the retrospective voice of a woman accounting for her actions across the distance of many years, Mask of the Hare is a literary folk horror novella about inherited power, necessary violence, and the cost of becoming someone you never intended to be.