House of Hollow

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House of Hollow

by Sutherland, Krystal

Ten years ago, the three Hollow sisters vanished, only to reappear a month later with no memory of where they had been and a strange, unsettling change in their physical presence. Now, they are beautiful, magnetic, and deeply wrong. When the eldest sister disappears again, the remaining two are forced to confront the decaying, supernatural reality they have tried to outrun. This is a story that feels like a fever dream, heavy with the scent of rot and flowers. It is not just a mystery; it is a visceral examination of sisterhood, trauma, and the price of surviving something that should have killed you. If you appreciate prose that lingers in your throat like smoke and enjoy stories where the horror is woven into the mundane, you will find this impossible to put down.

10 Books similar to 'House of Hollow'

Since you responded to the unsettling blend of body horror and family secrets in House of Hollow, I have curated a list that leans into that same gothic, liminal territory. These selections focus on the dark, hidden worlds lurking beneath the surface of reality and the intense, often complicated bonds that tie people together under extreme duress. Whether you are craving more eldritch threats or atmospheric, character-driven mysteries, these books mirror that specific, haunting feeling of discovering that your own history is far more dangerous than you ever imagined.

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Wilder Girls
Wilder Girls

by Rory Power

Like House of Hollow, this novel features a chilling, body-horror-infused atmosphere where a group of girls must navigate a mysterious, dangerous infection. It captures the same visceral dread and intense focus on the unbreakable, yet complicated, bonds of sisterhood.

Ninth House
Ninth House

by Leigh Bardugo

This book offers a gritty, dark academia take on the hidden world trope that fans of Sutherland's urban fantasy elements will appreciate. It features a complex, haunted protagonist navigating a society filled with dark magic and dangerous secrets.

The Raven Boys
The Raven Boys

by Maggie Stiefvater

While slightly less horrific, this book shares a similar lyrical quality and a deep obsession with the supernatural hidden in plain sight. It excels at building a tight-knit group dynamic against a backdrop of ancient, eerie magic.

Sawkill Girls
Sawkill Girls

by Claire Legrand

This novel features a terrifying, eldritch threat that preys on young women, much like the sinister forces in House of Hollow. It is a dark, feminist horror story that emphasizes the power of female connection in the face of absolute evil.

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Plain Bad Heroines
Plain Bad Heroines

by Emily M. Danforth

Fans who enjoyed the blend of past and present mysteries in Sutherland's work will appreciate this gothic, meta-fictional tale of a cursed boarding school. It is atmospheric, delightfully dark, and deeply concerned with the secrets women keep.

Gallant
Gallant

by V.E. Schwab

This story shares the eerie, liminal-space quality of House of Hollow, focusing on a protagonist who discovers a dark, mirrored world lurking behind her family's history. It is short, punchy, and deeply gothic in its execution.

The Bone Houses
The Bone Houses

by Emily Lloyd-Jones

This book combines a dark, necromantic atmosphere with a focus on family legacy and the macabre. Readers who liked the 'wrongness' of the world in House of Hollow will enjoy the way this story treats death and the supernatural.

A Dowry of Blood
A Dowry of Blood

by S.T. Gibson

For readers who loved the darker, more possessive and toxic relationships in House of Hollow, this retelling offers a lush, lyrical, and unsettling exploration of dark desire. It is deeply atmospheric and focuses on the psychological toll of being part of a 'chosen' family.

Bone Gap
Bone Gap

by Laura Ruby

This book masterfully blends magical realism with the terror of a missing person case in a small, isolated town. Its surreal, dreamlike quality mirrors the feeling of being trapped in a world that doesn't quite make sense.

The Hazel Wood
The Hazel Wood

by Melissa Albert

This is a quintessential pick for fans of House of Hollow due to its dark, fairy-tale-gone-wrong aesthetic and the protagonist's journey to uncover her family's terrifying supernatural connections. It is fast-paced, gritty, and deeply unsettling.