The Black Sea of Roses: A Novel (The Antique Shop, Book 2) by Vanessa M. Chattman is a classic Goth masterpiece
Jul 9, 2021
New York City, New York Jul 9, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - From the 18th century, gothic novels are regarded as one of the most exciting and innovative creations in world literature. Continuing the tradition, famous contemporary author Vanessa M. Chattman has been producing stunningly horror novels in her career. She has recently published, 'The Black Sea of Roses: A Novel (The Antique Shop, Book 2)' which features a unique storyline backed by her revolutionary imagination.
The storyline of the fiction revolves around an antique shop where terrifying things are happening for hundreds of years. It is a historic landmark in the town of Greenville Valley in upstate New York and was discovered by Tom, Mark, and Melinda. It was owned by Whitfields, who lived in The Shadow Heart Castle Mansion estate, built on American civil war battlegrounds. It was haunted by civil war soldiers' apparitions and the haunting continued even after the ownership changed and it was restored. The body of the old couple was never found and the shop was abandoned. Venessa M. Chattman's 'The Black Sea of Roses: A Novel (The Antique Shop, Book 2)' keeps the audience on the edge of their seats with intense revelation on every page. The book is now available on Amazon.
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