Liddell Rayne

Journalist Nora Wilde expects her latest assignment to be little more than small-town folklore: spend a week covering Somberwood's infamous "Rabbit Festival" and write a feature about it. Instead, she arrives in a town where every window holds a rabbit mask, strangers speak in evasive riddles, and the locals obey rules no one dares to explain. As the festival unfolds, Nora is plagued by whispered warnings and visions that blur the line between nightmare and reality.
Every story points to the same legend-a mysterious Rabbit that grants wishes of the desperate.but always demands something in return. The deeper Nora digs, the more the Rabbit seems to take a personal interest in her. When the festival turns into something far darker than tradition, Nora must uncover the truth before she becomes its next offering. Because once the Rabbit knows your name, it never stops watching.