He thought it was just an old house. He was wrong.
When struggling musician Lee Granger inherits a crumbling home in rural Virginia, he expects creaky floors, bad plumbing, and maybe a rodent or two. What he doesn't expect is the whispering through the vents, sealed doors that vanish overnight, and a girl from 1932 with the name Calla Ward appearing in the mirror.
As the house pulled Lee deeper into its rotting heart, he uncovered a pattern of disappearances, shifting architecture, and a presence that knows his name. But the terror doesn't end at the threshold. When a growing hole brings him into an unfamiliar city, he meets Mira, a teen runaway who's been hunting the same darkness that now follows them both.
What began as a haunted house unravels into something far bigger; a fractured reality glued together by memory, trauma, and a secret buried so deep, it bleeds through time.
The house is more than haunted.
It's hungry.