Elliot Marlowe

He thought it was stress. He was wrong. When architect Alistair Finch moves his family into a quiet, aging home, he expects a fresh start. Instead, the house begins to unravel-whispers in the walls, shadows that don't belong, and a silence that feels. alive. His daughter sees it first. Then it starts speaking to him. As doctors dismiss his terror as a psychological break, Alistair is forced to question everything-his mind, his memories, even his own body.
But the truth is far worse than madness. The house was never haunted. It was hunting. And now.it's inside him.