
The Heirs of the Hollow
Every Culture Has Its Monsters.Every Monster Has a Story.

A family. A world of legends. The things that wait in the dark.
The Heirs of the Hollow is an international supernatural horror series that follows the Callahans through extraordinary mysteries rooted in the folklore of the world.
Every culture carries its own stories of what moves in the night — told by grandparents, whispered in villages, remembered long after anyone can say where they began. In these novels, those stories are not quaint. They are warnings.
Atmospheric, cinematic and rooted in real places, the series is about family, grief and courage — and about what it costs to walk toward the unknown when everyone else turns away.
Where Folklore Becomes Fear
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The heart of the story
Three siblings drawn into mysteries older than memory — each facing the dark in their own way.
Every culture has its monsters
The series draws on traditions from across the globe. Explore the regions whose legends inspire the wider world of The Heirs of the Hollow.

Islands Between Dusk and Dawn
An archipelago of more than seven thousand islands, with a folklore of shape-shifters, forest spirits, and things that hunt between dusk and dawn.

Where the Dead Linger
A tradition rich in yōkai and yūrei — spirits bound to places, to powerful emotion, and to the rites owed to the dead.

Tales from the Burning Grounds
Ancient story cycles where spirits haunt cremation grounds — and where a riddle can be as dangerous as any blade.

Rumours on the Night Wind
Coastal and island communities where night spirits are spoken of in lowered voices, and rumour travels faster than daylight.

The Stranger on the Moor
Highland glens, standing stones and fairy tradition — where a beautiful stranger in the wild is rarely what she seems.

Familiar Woods, Unfamiliar Things
Mountain forests, old towns and inherited legends — the familiar landscapes where the unfamiliar sometimes waits.
Songs for the Unquiet Dead

