GreyveilPress
Independent Press · Est. 2026

Stories from the veiled edge of the ordinary world.

Greyveil Press publishes supernatural, fantasy, and darkly romantic fiction — atmosphere first, unafraid of the dark. One house, many storytellers, each with a world of their own.

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This season's release.

The Shadows
of the Past
Meredith McGough
Meredith McGough · A Gothic Supernatural Thriller

Some houses are haunted. Ravenswood Manor is hungry.

When FBI agent Elena Ashford inherits a manor she never knew existed, she thinks she's investigating her mother's hidden past. She's wrong. The house is awake, and it has waited seventy years for the blood to come home.

For readers of Simone St. James, Silvia Moreno-Garcia & Darcy Coates.

Under our imprint

Each name, its own world.

Every author keeps their own corner of the house, so you always know the kind of dark you're stepping into.

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Gothic Supernatural Thrillers

Meredith McGough

The Shadows of the Past — a cursed bloodline and a manor that remembers every soul it has taken.

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Supernatural Romance

Selene Meredith

Supernatural love stories wrapped in suspense, with a thriller's edge. Some slow burn, some with a little spice.

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Fantasy Romance

Hannah Dalton

Blackthorne Den — a new fantasy-romance series where the magic is dangerous and every enchantment has its price.

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The catalog

The Greyveil shelf.

Everything under the imprint, from the shelves that are stocked to the ones still filling.

The Shadows
of the Past
Meredith McGough

The Shadows of the Past

Meredith McGough
A Gothic Supernatural Thriller
Available now
Notes from
Ravenswood
Meredith McGough

Notes from Ravenswood

Meredith McGough
A Writer's Journal
Available now
Soon
The New
Guardians
Meredith McGough

The New Guardians

Meredith McGough
The Shadows of the Past, Book Two
Coming soon
Soon
What the Dark
Gives Back
Selene Meredith

What the Dark Gives Back

Selene Meredith
A supernatural romance thriller
Coming soon
Soon
The Professor's
Descent
Coming Early 2027

The Professor's Descent

A new series
Dark academia · supernatural
Coming Early 2027
Soon
Blackthorne
Den
Hannah Dalton

Blackthorne Den

Hannah Dalton
A fantasy-romance series
Coming Winter 2026
Our authors

The storytellers of Greyveil.

Each writes from a different shadow. Their worlds stay their own.

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Gothic Supernatural Thrillers

Meredith McGough

Meredith McGough writes gothic supernatural thrillers drawn from a lifelong fascination with folklore, the uncanny, and the mysteries that lie just beyond the visible world. Her Shadows of the Past series follows a cursed New England bloodline and the house that will not let it go.

Visit meredithmcgough.com →

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Supernatural Romance

Selene Meredith

Selene Meredith writes bittersweet supernatural love stories, lingering in the quiet, haunted spaces between loss and hope. Her fiction is slow-burn and closed-door, with something darker moving underneath.

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Fantasy Romance

Hannah Dalton

Hannah Dalton writes fantasy romance for readers who like their magic dangerous and their love stories hard-won. She's drawn to lush, immersive worlds, morally grey hearts that never quite apologize, and the kind of slow-burn romance that makes the stakes ache. If getting lost in a sprawling magical world, where enchantment always comes at a price, is your idea of a good night in, hers are the shelves to haunt. Her debut series, Blackthorne Den, arrives from Greyveil Press this winter.

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The roster is still filling

New voices

Greyveil Press is a growing house. New storytellers — and new corners of the dark — are joining the imprint.

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The Shadows
of the Past
Meredith McGough
Meredith McGough · The Shadows of the Past, Book One

The Shadows of the Past

A Gothic Supernatural Thriller

Some houses are haunted. Ravenswood Manor is hungry.

When FBI agent Elena Ashford receives a mysterious letter and a key to the family manor she never knew existed, she thinks she's investigating her mother's hidden past. She's wrong. The manor is awake. It remembers every soul that ever crossed its threshold, and it has waited seventy years for the blood to come home — a prison for the dead, a vault for an artifact that can rewrite reality, and a trap built for exactly one family.

Everyone inside these walls burned in a single heartbeat. Now they're coming back — and someone let them in.

Set in a cliffside manor on the coast of Maine, blending haunted-house and cosmic horror with a tragic romance that does not end happily.

For readers of Simone St. James, Silvia Moreno-Garcia & Darcy Coates.

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Notes from
Ravenswood
Meredith McGough
Meredith McGough · A Writer's Journal

Notes from Ravenswood

Twenty-Four Gothic Prompts to Find Your Voice in the Dark

The Ravenswoods always kept their journals. Now it's your turn.

A guided journal for writers who love the dark. Twenty-four craft prompts drawn from the art of atmosphere, character, dread, and restraint — each one a quiet lesson and a door into your own pages. Every prompt page carries a lesson and a single challenge, followed by 100+ lined pages and a "Loose Threads" section for the ideas that won't wait. A warm cream interior and gothic cover that make writing feel like a candlelit ritual.

Perfect for writers, gothic & dark-academia lovers, journaling, and story-prep. Paperback & hardcover.

About the press

An independent house for the supernatural, the fantastical, and the dark.

Greyveil Press publishes supernatural, fantasy, and darkly romantic fiction — stories that live at the veiled edge of the ordinary world. We believe atmosphere is not decoration; it is the whole point. Dread over shock, mood over noise, and endings that mean something.

Founded in 2026, Greyveil is home to a growing roster of storytellers, each writing under their own name and in their own corner of the dark. What they share is a house that lets the shadows breathe.

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