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What The Dead Remember
Hardcover
Publisher Price: $33.99
Publisher: Atmosphere Press
Published: Mar 24 2026
Pages: 502
Weight: 1.57
Height: 1.25 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
When Olive Fairwater arrives in Ravenswood to care for her ailing grandfather, she expects dust, grief, and family secrets-not a journal that hints at another world and a love story interrupted by death. But when a sealed gateway is opened and the boundaries between the living and the dead begin to blur, Olive is pulled into a story that began generations before she was born... and it's not finished with her yet.
Through the journal of Vivian Stonehall-a woman who endured betrayal, death, and a fate far from ordinary-Olive uncovers the truth about Ebonspire, a shadowed world ruled by an undead king, beasts of legend and myth, and dangerous bargains. As her connection to the past deepens, she must decide whether to turn away from the legacy that haunts her bloodline-or confront it head-on.
Two worlds. One hidden gate. And a woman whose fate is written in both.
What The Dead Remember is a dark, lyrical, and atmospheric fantasy about forgotten legacies, cursed inheritances, and a destiny that whispers from beyond the grave.
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