1722

Some houses don't just remember the dead – they keep them. Hadlow House has stood silent and undisturbed for twenty-three years, untouched since the night tragedy struck its first owner. Now a new family arrives, hoping to make the grand old house their home. But something else is already waiting within its walls – something that never left. At first, life at Hadlow House feels like a dream. But dreams can rot. Whispers slip through the cracks. Cold spots linger too long. And the voices – faint, pleading, angry – are growing louder. Are they warnings? Or invitations? As the past begins to bleed into the present, the new inhabitants find themselves caught in a centuries-old web of secrets and sorrow. And Hadlow House? It's not done taking. 1722 is the chilling second installment in The Haunting of Hadlow House, a gothic horror saga that traces the terrifying legacy of one house through the centuries. Every generation has its ghosts. Some never leave. Readers are encouraged to begin with book one in the series, in order to experience the full haunting from the beginning.