Summary: In the hidden towns of Crowmoor and Blackmere and surrounding areas — where trees whisper in spirals, lakes remember the drowned, and numbers pulse like prophecy — those who are marked do not live ordinary lives. They are chosen. Not by people. Not by gods. By memory itself.
This gothic supernatural series follows the Inkmarked: souls caught in rituals older than history, tangled in hauntings that blur love with fate, grief with transformation. At the heart of each story lies a choice — to silence the truth or speak it, even if speaking rewrites reality.
From the ash-laced rituals of The Hollow Veil, where Nyra confronts a tree that knows her better than she does, to the lake bound mystery of Blackmere, where reflections swallow more than light, each book expands the mythos while deepening the emotional tether between character and cosmos.
Whispers echo through every chapter. Symbols evolve. Dog tags swing from places they shouldn’t. And the storm — always the storm — waits just beneath the skin.
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The Inkmarked Mythos is a series about inherited silence, spiritual memory, and the haunting beauty of choosing truth when it costs everything.
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The Hallow Veil: In Crowmoor, secrets swing from the trees — dog tags marked with numbers no one dares speak aloud. When Nyra stumbles upon a grave that shouldn’t be there, her body begins to change. Symbols etch into her skin. Whispers follow her through fog. And the Veil Tree — the one no map remembers — starts to breathe again.
As ancient rituals awaken and the Lost Thirteen demand remembrance, Nyra must decide: protect the town that raised her, or uncover the truth buried in its roots — even if it means embracing the darkness blooming within.
But the tree doesn’t just remember. It watches. And the final mark is waiting.
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The Curse of Blackmere: In the forgotten town of Blackmere, silence isn’t just eerie — it’s sacred. Twenty years after Nyra vanished into the Veil, her name has become a whisper swallowed by time. The neighboring town of Crowmoor mourns, but Blackmere has learned to forget. Here, rules are not written — only remembered. And one rule matters most: If you hear the lady crying, do not look. Do not listen. Do not feel. When fifteen-year-old twins Lila and Alyex move into the long-abandoned Marilo house, they inherit more than creaking floors and fog-choked mornings. They inherit a legacy. A scar. A name that doesn’t belong to them — Lilyex Nyra Veil-born. As strange assignments appear, clocks tick backward, and mirrors reflect futures not yet lived, the twins begin to unravel the truth behind the disappearances, the Veil Tree, and the lake that feeds on memory. But the Veil doesn’t just take. It remembers. And now, it’s remembering them.
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Butterfly Soul Kissed: When the sky begins to blink over the quiet town of Virelyn, Ambrose discovers that her soul was never whole. Born under the Veil — a boundary between the living and the lost — she carries fragments of vanished souls known as the Stitched. Drawn into visions of indigo light and whispers from beyond, Ambrose must face the truth: the Lady in the indigo dress isn’t a curse but a warning, and the blink behind the sky is hungry. To stop it, Ambrose must stitch together the torn threads of her own spirit before the veil collaspes — and memory becomes the only thing left alive.
