THE HOUSE ON ASHGROVE LAKE
Seven friends. One lake house. A secret they buried ten years ago.
When Emily inherits her grandmother's remote house on Ashgrove Lake, she invites her old college friends back for one thing: a reunion. What none of them talk about is the eighth friend who drowned here a decade ago and the lie they all agreed to tell.
Now, one by one, they're dying. Each death looks like suicide. Each one is staged just a little too perfectly.
As the road washes out and the group turns on each other, the truth creeps closer than any of them are ready for this house has been keeping count for a hundred years, and it always collects what it's owed.
The ghost isn't who they think it is. And it isn't finished.
A slow-burn horror thriller about guilt, silence, and the debts we think we can outrun.