The Haunting of Dungarvan Castle — Tony Walker

In 1925, arrogant war hero, Captain William Thorpe crashes his car in the remote Scottish Highlands. He lies close to death until he is rescued and taken to the mysterious and secluded Dungarvan Castle. When he recovers consciousness, he looks up at a sea of faces and sees the beautiful woman he is told is his wife.

But the castle is a place of legends and secrets, and when Thorpe's wife vanishes he must face his own demons to learn what is really going on.

If you liked Daphne De Maurier's Rebecca and Sheridan Le Fanu's Carmilla, and you're looking for an atmospheric setting with lots of mood, a dash of lust, a smidgeon of murder, and a bunch of supernatural visitation, try this book.