"Insidiously eerie, sinuously unpredictable and compellingly chilling, Ghosts of Chanterlands is a spectacularly spectral saga that leads us deep into a labyrinth of dark myth and mystery. It deserves to win Catherine Cavendish many new readers."

– Ramsey Campbell

"A classic ghost story in the vein of Susan Hill."

– Priya Sharma, World Fantasy Award Winner

"Fans of creepy, suspenseful gothic ghost tales will absolutely love this book. [...] GHOSTS OF CHANTERLANDS is full of twists and surprises, and it will keep readers on the edge of their seats. This is one you definitely don't want to read on a dark and stormy night! (Or maybe you do!)"

– JG Faherty, author of RAGMAN, THE WAKENING, and SINS OF THE FATHER

“Ghosts of Chanterlands captures everything I love about classic gothic horror. Reminiscent of The Woman in Black, it weaves an eerie haunted house mystery through generations of family tragedy and loss. Catherine Cavendish creates an atmosphere so vivid and unsettling that I felt as though I were wandering the shadowed corridors of Chanterlands myself. A beautifully crafted ghost story that is both chilling and deeply poignant.”

– Gaby Triana

“Unspooling like a lost silent-era Hollywood film, Catherine Cavendish’s lushly gothic Ghosts of Chanterlands is like waltzing with lost spirits as they whisper their secrets and melancholy stories in your ear.”

– John Palisano, Bram Stoker Award-Winning author of Requiem and All That Withers

"Catherine Cavendish holds her place as a master storyteller with Ghosts of Chanterlands. This story has it all: family secrets, ratcheting tension, misplaced trust, history, and stunningly written ghostly encounters. I could read this book ten times and still love every word."

– Somer Canon, Imadjinn Award winning and Splatterpunk Award nominated author

"Fans of classic haunted house stories, Gothic fiction, and ghostly mysteries will find plenty to love here. Ghosts of Chanterlands is a chilling, beautifully crafted novel that lingers long after the final page."

– Melissa Prusi, co-author of the Stoker’s Wilde trilogy

"Ghosts of Chanterlands is another winner of a novel, a terrific slice of gothic horror from the reigning queen of that particular subgenre. Fans of the author will find themselves quite at home in her spooky period piece and new readers may well find themselves bitten by the bug to seek out more. Readers who enjoyed Dark Observation or Those Who Dwell In Mordenhyrst Hall will find plenty to love here, and readers who haven’t yet encountered those works may well want to seek them out if they enjoy this one. Cavendish’s fiction is spooky, entertaining stuff."

– Considering Stories

"Ghosts of Chanterlands stands on the shoulders of Catherine Cavendish’s previous gothic work and reaches the next level. Two spinster aunts welcome 14-year-old Pamela to their countryside home for safety from 1940s war-torn London, but safety is an illusion as the aging estate draws her further into its secrets. Cavendish is a master at immersing us in the story’s time and world, while adding plot twists that keep us on the edge of our chairs. Engaging, haunting, and delightful!"

– Carol Gyzander, Bram Stoker Award® recipient and World Fantasy Award finalist

"In Ghosts of Chanterlands, virtuoso of gothic storytelling Catherine Cavendish sends her strong and sensitive young heroine Pamela to live in her aunts’ haunted house amidst the upheaval of World War II. It’s a novel brimming with stories of old Hollywood, family secrets, ghosts both benign and malevolent, and a beautiful English country landscape filled with magical flora and fauna. Immersive and unforgettable!"

– Christi Nogle, Bram Stoker Award® winning author of Beulah

"If you thought that Hill House or Bly were spooky, wait until you read what awaits 14 year-old WWII evacuee Pamela at Chanterlands. Fans of Henry James’ The Turn of the Screw and James Herbert’s The Secret of Crickley Hall will enjoy Cat Cavendish’s intimate and atmospheric period ghost story."

– Frazer Lee, Bram Stoker Award Nominee and Edgar Allan Poe Gothic Filmmaker Award Winner

"A chilling tale of ghosts, revenge, loss, and terror. With a plot that weaves and loops through the pages just like the otters dancing in the lake, the reader is swept away in the story"

– Cat Mowat, author of Fragments

"I’ll always shout about Catherine’s work from the rooftops. Each one I read, I swear it’s my favorite… but then I revisit a past read or read her latest, and it’s the same case! My goodness, was this one wild. It got into my dreams, and it was present in my day-to-day as well. I was so nervous to see what was to come next that I hung on every page."

– Erica Robyn Reads