Fiona Mapleton

A dead woman’s warning. A name erased for three hundred years. And something in the walls that only feeds while you sleep.

Three months ago, Amelia Glass wrote advertising copy in a glass tower forty floors above a city where the worst thing that happened was a deadline. Now she owns a twenty-room inn in Ashvale, Connecticut, a grey cat with...

She traded the city for a quiet inn. The inn came with a ghost, a curse, and a body in the garden.

When Amelia Glass inherits a twenty-room Victorian inn from her beloved aunt Elizabeth, she thinks she’s trading a high-stakes advertising career for the calm of small-town New England. Instead, Hearthwood Inn comes with a gray tabby who walks...

Some places hold on to what happened in them. Some won’t let go.

A skeptical journalist walks into a fog-choked cemetery to debunk viral ghost recordings—and walks out missing something he can’t name. A night-shift nurse finishes her rounds in a hospice ward where one patient’s presence refuses to fade. A teenager unpacks boxes in a house that...