Wisteria
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Oct 31 2023
Pages: 262
Weight: 0.78
Height: 0.55 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
When the beautiful young bride of Langley Manor vanished under mysterious circumstances, the truth was buried beneath whispers of grief, madness, and scandal. Decades later, the crumbling Southern estate remains untouched, its halls haunted by restless spirits and a history no one dares speak aloud.
After years confined to psychiatric hospitals, renowned psychic-medium Abigail Gilmore reluctantly comes out of retirement for one final investigation. What begins as an attempt to lay the dead to rest soon unravels into something far older and far more sinister than a haunted house. Beneath the tragedy of the young couple lies a legacy of forbidden magic, human sacrifice, and a doomed love triangle with only one survivor.
The locals know better than to linger near Langley Manor after dark. They hear a woman's name whispered through the Spanish moss. They smell wild jasmine moments before an unseen presence brushes past. They know the graves are wrong. On suffocating summer nights, distant drums echo across the fields where no one lives.
And above it all, the ancient wisteria blooms.
Its twisting vines guard the entrance.
Its roots hide the truth.
Some secrets are meant to stay buried. Langley Manor has spent generations making sure they do.
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