Into Bones Like Oil

In this gothic ghost story by Kaaron Warren, "The Angelsea" serves as a rooming house near the beach where visitors come for various reasons, including rest and escape. Dora seeks solitude but encounters a haunting presence, as the house resonates with the voices of the drowned and desperate, intertwining her own grief and guilt over her daughters' tragic fate. As she grapples with her fears, the narrative explores profound themes of love, loss, and the haunting nature of memory.