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The Black Mill
Paperback
Publisher: Carl Lancaster
Published: May 17 2026
Pages: 172
Weight: 0.45
Height: 0.40 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
A violent storm draws Nathaniel Crowe back to the isolated village of Haverwick after the death of his estranged uncle. What begins as a simple return to settle family affairs quickly descends into nightmare when the abandoned windmill overlooking the valley begins turning again for the first time in decades.
As villagers vanish during the night and pale flour-covered figures emerge from the storm, Nathaniel uncovers horrifying secrets buried beneath generations of silence. The Black Mill is not merely haunted. It is connected to something ancient sleeping deep beneath the earth - a hunger that has fed on the valley for centuries.
With the village collapsing into chaos and monstrous truths rising from beneath the hills, Nathaniel is forced to confront the terrifying legacy of the Crowe bloodline and the impossible choice waiting below Haverwick.
Bleak, atmospheric, and deeply unsettling, THE BLACK MILL is a dark folk horror novel filled with ancient secrets, buried terror, cursed bloodlines, and a nightmare hidden beneath the roots of the earth.
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