Speculative Gothic Romance
What the Void Couldn't Keep is an adult speculative gothic romance currently seeking representation.
Tim went into the woods to end his life.
Instead, he meets a girl who should not exist.
Lizzie appears in the forest like a mistake in reality—barefoot, bright-eyed, and utterly certain she can help him. Before Tim can make sense of her impossible presence, she takes his hand and pulls him somewhere no map could ever show: a sprawling mansion hidden beyond the edge of the world.
Inside its endless halls and forgotten rooms, Lizzie has spent what feels like a lifetime alone. The mansion shifts with memory and meaning, revealing pieces of the lives that led them both here. For Lizzie, it is the only home she remembers. For Tim, it becomes something far more dangerous—proof that the emptiness he carried into the forest may not be the end of his story after all.
As the two grow closer, the strange rules of the mansion begin to reveal themselves. This place was never meant to hold someone like Tim, and the forces that govern it are already trying to correct that mistake.
When the fragile world between life and death begins to collapse around them, Tim must face the truth he tried to escape in the forest: choosing to live means risking everything—including the one person who showed him he mattered.
Gothic Supernatural Romance
The Pale Crow is a gothic supernatural romance about love, memory, and the cost of choosing what should be left behind.
When Jimmy follows a series of letters that feel as though they were written just for him, he is led to a place that shouldn’t exist—a silent tower that seems to remember more than it should. Inside, he begins to witness fragments of a past he doesn’t understand, moments that feel distant… yet uncomfortably close.
At the center of it all is Jacob—the man behind the letters, the man Jimmy has come to love.
But something else is there too.
Something watching.
Something patient.
As the line between memory and reality begins to fracture, Jimmy is forced to confront a truth that grows harder to ignore:
Some things are not lost.
Some things are waiting.
And some choices, once made, cannot be undone.