The House of Forgotten Women

Celine Monroe, the sharp-tongued essayist known for exposing the hidden structure of patriarchy, disappears after publishing her most controversial essay: "The Invisible Woman."When she wakes up, she finds herself inside a spacious, dilapidated mansion and does not remember how she arrived. The house is beautiful and wrong. In every room, there is a woman lost in history:An 18th-century painter who was banned from her own exhibitions.
A 19th-century doctor whose discoveries were stolen, A singer from the 1950s who was imprisoned for her lyrics, The modern programmer was erased from her invention. They are echoes, shadows, and ghosts of the silent. As Celine writes their stories to understand why she is there, she begins to see herself reflected in each of them. The mansion isn't just haunted. It is alive, built on centuries of forgotten women's voices.
To escape, Celine must face the truth: she is not a guest in this house. It is one of its haunted mansion walls