Deep in the mist-covered hollers of Appalachia, a dying creek is losing its voice-and with it, the heartbeat of an entire mountain.When Dr. Elara Vance, a skeptical folklorist, travels to the remote valley of Stillwater Hollow to study its myths, she expects old stories-ghosts, omens, the usual superstitions born from hardship. What she finds instead is a silence that feels alive. The water has stopped singing, the earth feels wounded, and the locals whisper about a guardian who listens to the land itself.Her only ally is Liam Byrne, a rugged herbalist whose roots run deep into the mountain's memory. Together, they uncover a secret buried beneath centuries of grief: a wound in the heart of the land, pulsing with old sorrow and forgotten faith.As Elara's scientific certainty unravels, she begins to see what the people of Stillwater have always known-some stories aren't superstition. They're survival.And some wounds can only be healed when you finally learn to listen.Haunting, romantic, and richly atmospheric, The Holler's Heart blends folklore, love, and ecological mystery into a powerful Appalachian gothic novel about loss, connection, and the enduring soul of the earth itself

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