One Window Too Many - A Vermont Haunting

In the hills outside a forgotten Vermont township stands a house that no map agrees on. By daylight it has twelve windows, evenly spaced, ordinary. After midnight, a thirteenth appears - set into a wall that has no room behind it. Mara Whitlock inherits the house from a relative she never met, expecting nothing more than dust and old furniture. What she finds, behind glass that shouldn't exist, is herself: older, harder, and marked by choices she hasn't made yet.
As she returns to the window night after night, two men are pulled into her orbit - Ethan Blackwell, a local historian who has spent years trying to prove the house is more than folklore, and Daniel Cross, a stranger with his own reasons for wanting to know what Mara sees. The house keeps its own count, and it is not finished counting.