The house of mirrors

Some places are better left forgotten.

When Claire inherits an old mansion from a distant relative, she expects a quiet retreat from her hectic life. But the house holds secrets that have long been buried-secrets that will not let her leave. The moment she steps inside, she is pulled into a world of shadows and whispers, where the walls seem to shift and the air grows colder with every step.

As Claire explores the mansion, she discovers a series of rooms, each one more disturbing than the last. In each room, a different murder is reenacted-a grotesque puzzle that seems to draw her deeper into the house's twisted history. And in every reflection, the same woman with hollow eyes and a twisted smile stares back at her, beckoning her closer.

With every room Claire enters, the mansion becomes more alive, more insistent. There's something wrong here, something malevolent. And as she begins to unravel the mysteries within, Claire realizes that the mansion isn't just haunted by the spirits of the past-it's haunted by something far darker, something that wants her to stay forever.

In a house where every step leads deeper into terror, Claire must face the truth that her inheritance may be more than she bargained for. And escape? Escape may not be an option at all.

The House of Mirrors is a psychological horror that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the final, breathless page.