The manor remembers everything. It remembers the night Juliette Erdmann's parents were taken. It remembers the rope that held her uncle's weight. It remembers the whispers that followed-the accusations, the lies, the families who smiled at the funeral and went home to count their winnings. Tonight, Juliette invites those families back. Tonight, the manor will remember something new. As the masks go on and the wine flows, the guests begin to fall-not by accident, not by coincidence, but by design. Juliette has spent half her life preparing for this evening, and she's not about to let a little blood ruin her birthday. Some soirées are elegant. This one is execution. 17+