Remembrance

In a forgotten valley where the river never stops whispering, the house called Thornevale still breathes. Once, it belonged to June West - a servant who fell in love with the house's cursed master, Thorne, and with the river that bound them both. When betrayal and longing tore the living from the dead, the house learned to keep what it loved. Now, years later, the floodwaters rise again, carrying echoes of a love that refused to die.
When the villagers begin hearing bells tolling beneath the water, they speak of the Keeper, a spirit who remembers too much. But June is no ghost. She is trapped in the living memory of Thornevale itself - half woman, half house, bound to the river's heart. As relics from her past return to her doorstep and faith turns to worship, June must decide whether to remain the goddess they've made of her or unmake the world to free the man she lost.
But the river does not forgive. It remembers. Lush, lyrical, and haunting, Remembrance is a gothic romantasy of devotion, ruin, and the terrible beauty of being remembered.