Eldrith Manor
Leigh Rivers
by S. Everest
CELESTE
Peace is hard to come by, but in the place where my uncle is buried, I find unexpected solace. Under the steady, constant downpour, an umbrella covered me as I admired the beautifully saturated greenery and the intricately sculpted stone structures.
Reality slipped away from me and I found myself aching to come here, until he let me in on the secret.
Ghosts roamed the paths every single night, with nowhere to go and no one to be with.
And that alone was enough for me to run and never look back.
CAIUS
The concept of all of this doesn’t sit well with most people. One person may find this place catastrophic—sinful, even—but there will always be someone else who would pay good money to be here.
Rainfall covered my vision as I stood afar, watching the only person I forbid to stay here.
Years in life with her will never compare to eternity in death alone.
August 26, 2025
Amazing read. Incredibly well written. Looking forward to reading more from this author. )
March 19, 2024
I really enjoyed the characters and the love they shared. This was a really short book I feel like it would have been more enjoyable if the writer expanded more on the world building and the \"why\" of it all. There is so much potential for this story and I really liked it but there were some holes and questions left unanswered. I feel like it could really be expanded upon and be a 5 star paranormal tragedy romance. )
February 14, 2024
This was a uniquely engaging read. The novel begins with a funeral where readers get to really dive into the authors beautifully executed imagery. The authors technique to paint a picture carries throughout. I was taken to the world of ominous and dark purgatory with ghostly vibes. I loved the way the love story played out. It was both angsty and satisfying. I commend the ability to draw out the love story while still maintaining the reality of emotions in the wake of losing a loved one. I was...
August 7, 2024
Legit SOBBING over this. The vibes of this book are immaculate. I loved every second of it. Everything was described so vividly and the ending was far from expected. ) One person found this helpful
March 23, 2024
“There was dark green ivy twisted around the edges, snaking its way through the bars and reaching the top.” Celeste is brokenhearted. Her uncle has passed, and as we begin the story, we are at his memorial. Only close family members, one couple who were his close friends, and the officiant are attending. It’s raining, it’s overshadowed by intense grief, and Celeste is beside herself. Caius sees her for the first time at this funeral, beautiful in her grief, gazing at her from deep within the...
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