Westwood Gothic Mystery-Romances Books in Order
Part ofEB Wheeler Books in OrderBrowse the Westwood Gothic Mystery-Romances by E.B. Wheeler in order, with summaries, reading order, series background, and help choosing where to begin.
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Westwood Gothic Mystery-Romances books in publication order
2 books
Moon Hollow
by EB Wheeler
2020
Sent to Moon Hollow after relatives label her troublesome, Jael Hawkins finally finds welcome with her aunt and uncle. But eerie cries, a figure by the river, and the manor's buried history force her to seek answers, and a home.
Wishwood
by EB Wheeler
2020
Kate agrees to marry the mysterious Thomas Westwood to save her family's estate, then enters his crumbling manor and finds curses, nighttime lights, and mounting danger. As accidents multiply, she must discover who wants Wishwood's past hidden.
Westwood Gothic Mystery-Romances books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Westwood Gothic Mystery-Romances are historical mysteries built around decaying houses, uneasy family histories, and romances that have to survive more than a few bad first impressions. E.B. Wheeler uses classic Gothic ingredients, isolated estates, whispers of curses, strange sounds after dark, and people who are not saying what they know, but keeps the stories focused on young women trying to claim a safer, more independent future.
The houses are never just scenery.
In Wishwood, Kate agrees to an arranged marriage with the mysterious Thomas Westwood because it may save her family's estate. Her new home, the crumbling manor called Wishwood, is full of warnings. Family members speak of a curse, lights appear in the ruins at night, and Kate's maid refuses to sleep in the house. Thomas has secrets, too. As Kate begins to know him, a run of suspicious accidents leaves her wondering whether someone is trying to keep the manor's past hidden, even if it means killing to do it.
The story's tension comes from Kate having limited power in a difficult situation. She must learn which stories about Wishwood are superstition, which are cover for human wrongdoing, and whether her new husband deserves her trust. The setting gives the romance a shadowy edge without losing sight of Kate's practical need to protect her home and herself.
Moon Hollow is a spin-off centered on Jael Hawkins, a girl repeatedly called troublesome by the relatives who pass her along. Sent at last to Moon Hollow with the family's other supposed black sheep, Jael finds a welcome she has rarely known from her aunt and uncle. She also meets Sebastian Westwood, who seems to understand her better than most people do.
But Moon Hollow is troubled in its own way. Wails sound through the halls at night, a ghostly figure appears by the river, and the past has not been laid to rest. Jael's search for answers becomes tied to her search for belonging. The mystery asks whether she can make a place for herself without accepting the narrow role others have assigned her.
Together, the books offer a moody but approachable take on Gothic romance. Expect family secrets, possible hauntings, threatened inheritances, suspicious accidents, and emotional stakes that sit right alongside the puzzle. Start with Wishwood for the first connection to the Westwood family, then move to Moon Hollow for another house with a history that won't stay quiet.
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