Some houses remember. Some secrets refuse to stay buried.
When Claire Whitlock inherits her family's crumbling estate in the shadow of the Appalachian mountains, she believes she's been given a second chance-a place to start over, a place to belong. But the house isn't empty. Its locked nursery hides erased photographs, its orchard blooms over something rotten, and the townsfolk whisper that the Whitlocks never had children.
Every room whispers of lives forgotten, memories erased, and a family history that doesn't add up. The deeper Claire digs, the less she can trust her own mind. Why does the nursery door open when she's alone? Why does the orchard hum with voices at night? And why does she dream of children calling her name when there are none left alive?
The past wants to be remembered. The question is whether Claire will survive long enough to uncover the truth-or become another one of the forgotten.
Enter the house if you dare. But remember: the walls are listening.