The Hollowing

Some wounds don't heal. They open wider.

Twenty years ago, Mara Hale fled Grief Hollow after a car crash claimed her daughter Rose, a tragedy that left her reputation in ruins and her memory fractured. She's avoided the house ever since, where her mother slipped deeper into madness, whispering of voices in the walls, flesh in the pipes, and a hunger that grows under the floorboards.

But when a cryptic message from the psychiatric hospital pulls Mara back to the rotting family home, she discovers the past never stayed buried, and neither did Rose.

The house is alive.

It breathes. It remembers.
And it wants her back.

Inside the walls are memories too twisted to be hers. Whispers in the mirrors wear her face. Something watches from the attic, something that speaks with a child's voice and drips from the ceiling when it sleeps.

As Mara unravels what really happened the night of the accident, she begins to question if Rose ever truly died... or if the house took her, piece by piece.

Now, the Hollowing has begun again, and this time, it's hungry for more than memory.