The House on Hollow Hill

by D. A. Anderson

Overview

Seventeen-year-old Lilly has lived her entire life believing she was adopted by the reclusive Holloways—an older couple in a creaking, isolated house at the edge of the woods. But when a locked door, an old photograph, and a hidden box of newspaper clippings unravel everything she thought she knew, Lilly discovers a chilling truth: she wasn't adopted... she was kidnapped at the age of four.

As horrifying memories resurface and long-forgotten names return, Lilly begins to question everything about the only family she's ever known. Trapped in a home full of shadows and lies, she must outsmart her captors, escape their twisted grasp, and uncover her true identity—before they silence her forever.

The House on Hollow Hill is a haunting psychological thriller about buried truths, stolen innocence, and the terrifying strength it takes to reclaim your life.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798319637192
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	07/21/2025
Pages:	64
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.15(d)

About the Author

Hi, I’m D. A. Anderson — a new author with a deep passion for storytelling and a heart rooted in family, community, and connection.

I’m a proud father, a dreamer, and someone who finds inspiration in the everyday moments shared with the people I love. My friends and family are the driving force behind much of my writing — their stories, strength, and spirit breathe life into the pages I create.

I live in a quiet, rural town in Tennessee, where the pace is slow, the skies are wide, and the stories seem to grow right out of the soil. This small-town life keeps me grounded and fuels my creativity in ways that big city lights never could.

I strive to write books that make people feel something — stories that spark conversation, linger in your thoughts, and beg to be shared with others. Whether it’s suspense, mystery, or drama, my goal is always the same: to connect readers through powerful storytelling.

Thank you for being here and joining me on this journey. I can’t wait to share what’s next.

— D. A. Anderson