The Queen of Hallowmere
Paperback
Series: Hallowmere, Book 2
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 9 2026
Pages: 168
Weight: 0.51
Height: 0.36 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The darkness has ruled Hallowmere long enough. Now it's Eve's turn.
The curse that has haunted Hallowmere for generations is tightening, twisting the land and threatening everything Eve has fought to protect. The roses are wilting, the orchard is fading, and the cottage itself feels like it's holding its breath. To save Hallowmere, Eve must face the truth buried deep within the magic-because the only way to end the curse is to confront the force that created it.
But breaking the curse is only the beginning.
When the final battle is over and the shadows fall silent, Hallowmere begins to heal. The roses bloom again. The orchard breathes. The gate opens wide to a future the land has never known. And Eve, changed by everything she's endured, must step into the role the magic has been shaping her for all along.
Not victim. Not survivor. But Queen of Hallowmere.
A story of courage, healing, rebirth, and the quiet strength that comes after the storm, The Queen of Hallowmere delivers a powerful conclusion to the Hallowmere duology-where the curse ends, the land awakens, and Eve finally claims her destiny.
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