It is a gothic psychological novel where the past and present intertwine, and reality slowly dissolves into strange visions. The main heroine returns to her childhood home, surrounded by the abandoned witch’s orchard — a place that holds more than just memories.

The author explores how memory and guilt shape one’s perception of the world, and what happens when the mind can no longer bear the weight of its own ghosts. The atmosphere is slow, viscous, and tense. The air is heavy with the scent of decay and magnolias.

It is a tense psychological thriller set in a quiet suburb where women begin to disappear — first one, then another — and soon it becomes clear that no one in this community is as innocent as they seem. The story unfolds across multiple timelines and through different voices, creating the effect of slowly unraveling a web of lies and guilt.

The central theme of the book is the fragility of the “perfect family” illusion and how deeply people can hide darkness behind the façade of normal life. The atmosphere is claustrophobic and unsettling, with a growing sense of dread.

The Elementals is a gothic horror novel about two families spending the summer on an isolated stretch of the Alabama coast after the mysterious death of the family matriarch. Three old houses stand on the blazing white sand — and one of them is slowly being swallowed by it. The locals avoid going near that house. Over time, the family begins to notice strange things — as if someone, or something, is living inside, even though it has been abandoned for years.

The story unfolds under unbearable heat, among the white sand and the decaying beauty of the American South. Everything is steeped in a sense of decline and family curses.