A forgotten diary. A quiet Victorian town. A house that never let go of its ghosts.
When Emma and her husband move into an isolated country house on the outskirts of a quiet Victorian town, they hope for a fresh start. Instead, Emma begins noticing things she cannot explain — footsteps in empty hallways, a faint humming in the walls, and the unsettling feeling that the house is watching her.
While exploring the old fireplace, Emma uncovers a dust-covered diary hidden deep within the sealed chimney. It once belonged to Lily Mayfield, a young girl who vanished in 1920 under disturbing and mysterious circumstances.
As Emma reads Lily’s final entries, vivid visions begin to invade her waking life, and the house responds to her presence in ways that grow harder to ignore. As past and present begin to blur, Emma is drawn deeper into Lily’s story, uncovering truths the town has spent a hundred years trying to forget.
Some houses remember what happened inside them — and some stories refuse to stay buried.
A Hundred Years Between Us is a story about memory, grief, and the quiet way places absorb what happens inside them. It was inspired by old houses, forgotten streets, and the idea that some stories linger long after the people involved are gone.
If this story’s atmosphere and sense of unease stayed with you, you may also be drawn to Where the Cracks Begin — a darker, more immediate supernatural mystery centered on a house that refuses to stay silent.
Available now. Discover the story that waited a hundred years to be told.
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