VANESSA M. CHATTMAN'S THE BLACK SEA OF ROSES: A NOVEL The Black Medallion, Book 3 Published on October 28th, 2026
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Houston, Texas Oct 31, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - VANESSA M. CHATTMAN ANNOUNCES THE BLACK SEA OF ROSES: A NOVEL
The Black Medallion, Book 3, was published on October 28th, 2026
A haunting supernatural mystery awakens an ancient curse buried beneath the grounds of Shadow Heart Mansion Estate.
Author **Vanessa M. Chattman** invites readers into a world of ancient secrets, supernatural darkness, romance, and terror with *The Black Sea of Roses: A Novel (The Black Medallion Book 3)*. Available in paperback format, this gripping new installment continues the mysterious and supernatural legacy surrounding the Black Medallion.
Centuries before the events at Shadow Heart Mansion Estate, an ominous black medallion held a terrifying connection to the supernatural realm known as the Dark Sea of Souls. Its origins reach back through centuries and decades to an ancient time period dating as far back as "400 BC" long before a woman named **Ms. Whitfield** became connected to the mysterious estate.
The Black Medallion is more than a piece of ancient jewelry. Hidden within its dark history is a supernatural power connected to forces that have remained buried and forgotten for generations. Throughout history, medallions and pendants have been worn by civilizations including the Romans during the Roman Empire, the Greeks, and the Egyptians. These objects often carried artistic, cultural, religious, and symbolic meaning. But the medallion discovered at Shadow Heart Mansion Estate carries a far more dangerous legacy.
The terrifying mystery begins early one morning as groundskeepers work on the landscaping surrounding the historic Shadow Heart Mansion Estate. While moving rocks and dirt, one of the groundskeepers makes a shocking discovery beneath the earth: skeletal remains hidden underground.
Attached to the remains is a black medallion hanging from a string--an ancient object designed to be worn around a person's neck.
Tom, who is connected to the estate and operates an antique shop, is immediately notified about the disturbing discovery. What appears to be an extraordinary historical artifact soon becomes part of a chain of events that threatens to awaken the supernatural darkness connected to its ancient past.
A medallion can be recognized as a decorative object, often circular or oval in shape, created as a pendant or ornamental design. Throughout history, medallion imagery has also appeared in artwork, books, textiles, and other forms of decoration. Yet the Black Medallion possesses a history unlike any ordinary antique.
Despite the mystery surrounding its discovery, Tom eventually sells the black medallion through his antique shop to "Cathy and John",, a couple preparing to begin a new chapter in their lives together. Deeply in love and planning their future, the couple has no idea that the beautiful and unusual object they have acquired may be connected to a supernatural world beyond their understanding.
As their wedding plans move forward, Tom invites Cathy and John to consider getting married at the magnificent Shadow Heart Mansion Estate Resort** when they feel the time is right.
For John, the Black Medallion becomes the perfect and meaningful wedding gift for Cathy, his bride. He plans to present the ancient medallion to her during their wedding celebration at Shadow Heart Mansion Estate Resort.
But beneath the romance and celebration lies a terrifying question: What happens when an object connected to the Dark Sea of Souls is brought back to the place where its horrifying history was buried?
As ancient secrets begin to surface, the Black Medallion threatens to transform a celebration of love into an encounter with a supernatural darkness that has waited centuries to return.
The Black Sea of Roses: A Novel (The Black Medallion Book 3)* by Vanessa M. Chattman delivers a suspenseful blend of supernatural horror, ancient mystery, romance, and dark secrets. Readers who enjoy haunted objects, cursed artifacts, mysterious estates, and supernatural forces will be drawn into a chilling world where the past refuses to remain buried.
VANESSA M. CHATTMAN'S new Supernatural Horror Novel titled "THE BLACK SEA OF ROSES: A NOVEL
The Black Medallion, Book 3" was published on October 28th, 2036 and is available on Amazon and other retailers platforms.
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