Folklore Saga By Elle Harlyn Series by Elle Harlyn

by Elle Harlyn. The silence of winter hides more than snow. Beneath the frozen earth, something long buried is waking. Delaney Morwyn has survived grief, betrayal, and the burning weight of secrets, but nothing could prepare her for what waits in the vaults beneath the Brotherhood. Shadows stir in the dark, and names thought forgotten return to carve themselves into blood... moreby Elle Harlyn. The silence of winter hides more than snow. Beneath the frozen earth, something long buried is waking. Delaney Morwyn has survived grief, betrayal, and the burning weight of secrets, but nothing could prepare her for what waits in the vaults beneath the Brotherhood. Shadows stir in the dark, and names thought forgotten return to carve themselves into blood. Enzo fights to protect her even as the cost of defiance threatens to consume them both, while Elias faces choices that could sever the last threads of loyalty he clings to. As wolves circle and covens gather, the ancient pacts that once held their world together begin to fracture. Every vow carries a price, and every silence hides a truth. When the vault opens, the line between love and loss, past and present, will shatter forever. In a world where every heartbeat could be the last, Delaney must decide not only who she trusts, but who she is willing to become. Requiem is the haunting third instalment of Elle Harlyn’s gothic vampire saga — a tale of love, grief, and the blood that binds us to shadows. less

Obsidian. Book Four of the Folklore Saga. By Elle Harlyn. In the aftermath of the vault’s awakening, Delaney Morwyn and Enzo Vercara step into the quiet ruin of a world remade by ash and memory. The war between the living and the immortal has gone silent, but silence does not mean peace. The Brotherhood watches from the shadows, the Hollow Pack guards the forest, and beneath an old manor gifted by Vlad Drăculea, something begins to stir—a house that remembers every vow ever broken... moreObsidian. Book Four of the Folklore Saga. By Elle Harlyn. In the aftermath of the vault’s awakening, Delaney Morwyn and Enzo Vercara step into the quiet ruin of a world remade by ash and memory. The war between the living and the immortal has gone silent, but silence does not mean peace. The Brotherhood watches from the shadows, the Hollow Pack guards the forest, and beneath an old manor gifted by Vlad Drăculea, something begins to stir—a house that remembers every vow ever broken. The manor is not empty. Within its walls, mirrors breathe and floors hum with forgotten prayers. When Delaney finds a pane of black glass that shows not her reflection but another version of herself—a bride in a dark gown—she realises the vault’s power has followed her home. As her blood begins to change, she grows weaker each day, mirroring the strange illness of a child who escaped the vault’s depths. The connection between them runs deeper than life, binding her to a destiny she swore she would never accept. Enzo, still haunted by guilt and love, tries to keep her human, but even he can feel the pull of the transformation he once vowed to prevent. Elias returns from the Brotherhood with warnings and a letter sealed in salt. Vlad strengthens the ancient pacts, uniting coven and wolf under one fragile protect the girl who will one day decide the fate of them all. As snow falls and the house begins to breathe, Delaney is forced to choose between the humanity she clings to and the immortality that is already claiming her. Each dream draws her closer to the black window and the voice that calls her name from the dark. When the Brotherhood comes for her under a storm of fire and ash, she faces the hour that cannot be undone—the moment she must die to live again. Love becomes law. Mercy becomes power. And in the quiet that follows her transformation, Delaney must decide what kind of eternity she will build—one ruled by silence, or one that Obsidian is the fourth book in Elle Harlyn’s Folklore Saga—a gothic romance of haunted houses, ancient covenants, and a love that survives even death itself. less

Obsidian’s Shadow. Book Five in the Folklore Saga. By Elle Harlyn. The silence was never empty. It was waiting. In the final instalment of Elle Harlyn’s haunting Folklore Saga, Delaney Morwyn stands at the edge of a world rebuilt from truth and loss. Years have passed since the fall of the Brotherhood, yet shadows remain in the corners of peace. Truth has replaced ritual and mercy has replaced fear, but even mercy can be challenged... moreObsidian’s Shadow. Book Five in the Folklore Saga. By Elle Harlyn. The silence was never empty. It was waiting. In the final instalment of Elle Harlyn’s haunting Folklore Saga, Delaney Morwyn stands at the edge of a world rebuilt from truth and loss. Years have passed since the fall of the Brotherhood, yet shadows remain in the corners of peace. Truth has replaced ritual and mercy has replaced fear, but even mercy can be challenged. Now a vampire with the gift of Resonance of Memory, Delaney hears what the world leaves behind. Every room carries echoes of emotion, every object remembers who touched it, and every silence holds what was once said. With Enzo Vercara by her side and their daughter Isolde protected within Obsidian’s walls, Delaney leads a fragile alliance of vampires, wolves, and humans learning to live together without secrecy. When anonymous pamphlets appear across the town, stirring fear and doubt, the last remnants of the Ash Monks rise to undo what she built. They do not fight with swords or fire but with words, forged records, and the weight of suspicion. From the monastery archives to the salt mine sanctuaries and the chapel where peace was first promised, Delaney must protect the town not through power but through truth. Her resonance becomes both gift and burden as she begins to feel the echoes of every soul she has loved and lost. The laughter of Lucy, the voice of her sister Harlyn, the warning of Rosalie, and the quiet strength of Elias return to her in fragments of memory and sound. To save the peace they fought for, Delaney must learn how to listen without breaking. At her side, Enzo faces his own reckoning with the man he once was. Together they confront what remains of the old order and the fear it left behind. Their love, once forbidden and hidden in darkness, must now stand in daylight where the world can see it. Obsidian’s Shadow is a story about the aftermath of survival. It is about love that chooses gentleness over power, and silence that heals instead of hiding. Haunting, tender, and deeply human, this final chapter brings the saga to its quiet close, where peace is not the absence of darkness but the decision to keep the light burning within it. less