Curse of the Hollow: The Village That Died Twice

Some places don’t stay dead. Curse of the Hollow: The Village That Died Twice is a folklore-driven horror novel about a settlement erased by tragedy—and reborn under a darker name.
Once abandoned after a catastrophic event, the hollow was meant to be forgotten. Years later, the village appears again on maps, populated by people who insist nothing ever happened. But the land remembers. Graves lie beneath gardens, rituals echo through daily life, and the past repeats itself with terrifying precision.
The horror unfolds through tradition and inevitability. As newcomers uncover the truth, they realize the village didn’t survive the first death—it was reshaped by it. And now, the cycle is ready to begin again.
This novel explores:
• Folklore as a vessel for horror
• Communities bound by ritual and denial
• Places that resurrect themselves
• History repeating with intent
• When survival becomes a curse
This book is for readers drawn to mythic, rural horror. If a village can die twice, this story shows how curses live longer than people.