The Oath of Ravenscroft Hall
Book 1 of The Ravensmoor Chronicles — a gothic supernatural horror novel set in 1919, blending a haunted country house, family secrets, an ancient oath and supernatural terror.
In 1919, twenty-four-year-old Clara Whitmore is drawn into the sinister legacy of Ravenscroft Hall. What begins as a matter of a dead man’s will leads her into a world of binding oaths, buried secrets and supernatural terror.
A Gothic horror novel where the past refuses to rest—and an oath carries consequences beyond the grave. Readers’ Favorite 5 Star Review
When Clara Whitmore, a twenty-four-year-old solicitor’s assistant, travels from London to Ravenscroft Hall in 1919, she expects a straightforward professional duty: oversee matters surrounding the will of the late Mr Ravenscroft.
Instead, she finds an isolated house ruled by silence, a family guarding old secrets and two children caught inside a legacy they do not understand. As whispers gather behind the walls and strange markings begin to appear, Clara uncovers the traces of a ritual that has endured for generations.
What began as a legal obligation becomes a struggle against an oath written in something far older than ink.
★★★★★ Readers’ Favorite
“An enthralling pick... It was like I was watching a Hollywood historical horror movie. Some pages left me gripping the edge of my seat as I watched the characters fall at the mercy of the house’s evil.”
— Keith Mbuya, Readers’ Favorite
The Reckoning at Ravensmoor
Book 2 of The Ravensmoor Chronicles — an atmospheric gothic supernatural horror novel of witchcraft, ghosts, ancient curses and dark family legacies.
Following the events of The Oath of Ravenscroft Hall, Clara Whitmore faces the older darkness still haunting Ravensmoor. As the witches rise, she must confront the curse that survived—and discover what breaking it will demand of her.
A Gothic horror novel of ancient oaths, supernatural terror and sacrifice.
The oath at Ravenscroft Hall was not the end.
At Ravensmoor, the earth itself begins to give up its dead. A burial ground stirs, witches rise alongside the ghosts they once bound, and Clara Whitmore is drawn back into a history older than the Hall.
Within the circle of yews, an ancient promise is called to account as fire and shadow converge across the moors. The Hollow Lady’s reckoning forces Clara to confront what survived the first battle — and what must finally be sacrificed to end it.
★★★★★ Readers’ Favorite
“Samuel Riding infuses the narrative with a sense of tension and dread that makes for a really absorbing read... Overall, I enjoyed the book very much. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves atmospheric supernatural horror stories.”
— Pikasho Deka, Readers’ Favorite
Ravensmoor: The First Hunger
A Ravensmoor Chronicles prequel — a historical gothic supernatural horror novel set in 1848, featuring an ancient evil, occult mystery and a village threatened by a terrifying supernatural force.
The prequel to The Oath of Ravenscroft Hall and The Reckoning at Ravensmoor.
1848 - Step back into Ravensmoor’s past, long before Clara Whitmore’s arrival, and discover the earlier darkness at the heart of The Ravensmoor Chronicles.
A Gothic horror novel for readers drawn to sinister villages, buried secrets and supernatural dread.
Signed paperback edition, signed by the author.
In 1848, violent storms tear open the earth beneath St. Jude’s chapel and expose something that should have remained buried.
A sealed lead box contains a black-iron needle, a ledger and evidence of a darkness older than Ravensmoor itself. Soon, strange threads begin appearing throughout the village. Beds groan in the night, walls whisper and names disappear from memory.
At the centre of it all is the Weaver — an ancient, body-stealing force stitching Ravensmoor towards a terrible design. Julian and Silas must uncover the truth behind the First Hunger before the village is sewn shut forever.
★★★★★ Readers’ Favorite
“The dread-filled atmosphere drew me in from the very first page, as the worldbuilding is simply fantastic. Tension and intrigue lace every page, and the mystery-packed plot keeps you hooked all the way through... Horror fans will love Ravensmoor: The First Hunger.”
— Pikasho Deka, Readers’ Favorite