THE ROOMS BENEATH MORROWGLASS by A. Dewell

A photograph shows Mara Vale standing inside Morrowglass Hall tomorrow.

The problem is that the corridor in the image does not exist.

Mara is still sorting through the aftermath of Blackwater when an anonymous envelope arrives containing a photograph of her inside Morrowglass Hall, dated one day in the future. In it, she stands beneath four tall windows—yet the real east corridor has only three.

Before she can dismiss it as manipulation, restoration workers break through part of Morrowglass's east foundation and uncover a hidden passage absent from every modern plan.

Then a photographer disappears inside it.

Beyond the newly exposed walls are impossible rooms, internal windows looking into places that should not fit within the building, and panes of old glass that seem able to preserve moments from different years in the same sightline. Photographs begin showing people where they have not yet stood, while the same faces reappear decades apart.

As Mara follows wartime photographs, altered architectural plans, missing glass, and records connected to her own family, she discovers that Morrowglass has been used for far more than observation.

Someone learned how to turn its impossible images into instructions.

And for decades, people have been editing those images to make the future look inevitable.

But Morrowglass does not control what happens next.

It only shows what someone might be persuaded to do.

The Rooms Beneath Morrowglass is Book 2 in The Blackwater Hauntings, an atmospheric gothic mystery of hidden architecture, future-dated photographs, manipulated evidence, fractured memory, and a house where the past and future can occupy the same room.