Hollow Glass

In the quiet Yorkshire village of Hawley, nothing ever truly changes — or so it seems. On the last day of summer, eleven-year-old Isobel “Izzy” Hartley and her friends welcome a new girl into their circle. But when a strange wind sweeps across the moors and leads them to a boy left for dead among shattered mirrors, Hawley begins to unravel. The boy, Cedric, remembers nothing of how he arrived there — only the feeling that something followed him through the glass. As Cedric struggles to understand the world he’s woken into, Izzy is forced to confront memories she has spent years avoiding, while the village itself reveals cracks in its history: distorted reflections, missing time, and an ancient presence tied to the moors and the Hartley family name. What began as curiosity turns into consequence. Friendships are tested. Secrets surface. And as the mirror-world presses closer, the children realise that Hawley is not haunted by ghosts — but by something that watches, waits, and remembers. Because the moors do not call everyone. And once they choose you, they never truly let you go.