On a cliff above the Cornish sea, a whitewashed cottage stands where the worlds touch, and it has not gone a generation without a Trevelyn woman to mind the door.
The cottage was built in 1723 where the worlds came too close, and it has chosen its keepers from the Trevelyn line ever since. A shadow waits at the door at every equinox. Grief presses from the other side.
Meredith Trevelyn is the latest, a London risk analyst who has spent fifteen years pretending the cottage was a story. Her companion is Thorne, the fox-shaped caretaker who has welcomed Trevelyn women home for longer than any of them have lived. The cottage outlasts every guardian who keeps it.
For readers of Susanna Clarke, TJ Klune, and Becky Chambers, The Trevelyn Cottage Chronicles is literary fantasy at saga scale: a patient sequence of inheritance, grief tended like a garden, and the cost of being the woman who minds the door.
Some inheritances are property. Some are kept. The cottage has been keeping the Trevelyn women for three hundred years.
Start with Book One. The cottage has been keeping a place for the next Trevelyn since 1723.
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