In the hushed corridors of the Ashworth Museum, archivist Calla discovers a hidden vault where every stone is etched with a single word?Love, Fear, Forgive, Sorry. Each carries the power to resurrect forgotten memories, alter reality, and awaken the weight of what was left unsaid.
As Calla unravels the vault's secrets, she confronts more than the museum's haunted past. The stones echo with her own deepest regrets?chief among them the unspoken apology to her sister Elara, lost years ago in a tragic accident. Drawn deeper into a labyrinth where the past bleeds into the present, Calla must decide whether to embrace the power of these words for healing... or risk unraveling reality itself.
Blending gothic atmosphere with poignant emotional depth, The Weight of Unsaid Things is a spellbinding tale of grief, memory, and redemption. Perfect for fans of The Thirteenth Tale and The Shadow of the Wind, it asks one haunting question: What if the words we never said had the power to change everything?
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Elias Grove is the author of The House That Forgot Me, a haunting exploration of identity and memory that established him as a unique voice in speculative fiction. His stories often inhabit the liminal spaces between the seen and unseen, weaving psychological depth with atmospheric storytelling.
With The Man Who Traded Shadows, Grove crafts a deeply lyrical tale of loss, art, and the intangible threads that bind us. His work has been praised for its poetic prose, emotional resonance, and philosophical undercurrents.
His forthcoming novel, The Weight of Unsaid Things, delves into the echoes of grief and the quiet power of unspoken words, solidifying his signature style of blending the mystical with the profoundly human.
When not writing, Elias can often be found wandering old museums, listening for ghosts in the silence.