Welcome to the world of Jasper Wildwood — author of gothic romances and ghostly mysteries where history lingers, the past whispers, and love endures beyond the grave.
Step into the mist.
My stories are set in the forgotten corners of England — from haunted canals to storm-swept lighthouses — where echoes of the past refuse to fade. I write gothic tales woven with folklore, mystery, and romance, for readers who believe some places never stop remembering.
Here you’ll find my books, upcoming releases, and exclusive short stories available only to my reader circle.
A Supernatural Romance of Lighthouse Secrets and Lost Souls.
When the light returns, the dead remember… and so does the heart.
A remote lighthouse. A storm-torn coast. A love that refuses to fade.
After a devastating loss, marine biologist Aisha Rayne retreats to an abandoned lighthouse on the windswept shores of Tidecombe Bay. She plans to rebuild her life in solitude… but the sea has other intentions.
An old shipwreck.
A vanished lighthouse keeper.
A beacon that flickers to life long after its power has been cut.
Drawn into a mystery buried beneath salt and silence, Aisha begins to sense a presence in the tower — one that knows her name and has been waiting for her far longer than she understands.
As past and present collide and a storm rises from the depths, Aisha must decide whether to turn her back on the impossible… or follow the light and uncover the truth, even if it costs her heart.
Echoes of Tidecombe Bay is a haunting tale of grief, forgotten history, and a love strong enough to bridge the distance between life and death.
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