The Book of Ashes Mansion of Horror

A forgotten manor. An impossible book. Three souls drawn into a quiet, creeping nightmare.When scholar Edward Langford accepts an invitation to study the mysterious Liber Cineris at the remote estate of Rane Hall, he expects an intellectual challenge – nothing more. But the house has other intentions. Its corridors shift when unobserved, mirrors linger a moment too long on reflections, and the strange manuscript appears to rewrite itself in the moonlight.Joined by the level-headed veteran Sir Adrian Weatherby and the enigmatic Lady Isobel, Edward soon finds reason itself beginning to slip. As the trio attempt to flee the tightening maze of Rane Hall, they discover the true terror may not lie within the book, but within the house that shelters it.A modernised homage to the occult thrillers of Dennis Wheatley, this novel blends psychological dread, period atmosphere, and slow-building supernatural tension into a haunting tale of knowledge, obsession, and the thin boundary between the mind and the unknown.Perfect for readers of gothic suspense, literary horror, and classic supernatural mysteries.