Beneath his father's estate lies a secret older than the house itself... and it's calling Jervas home.

It's the early days of the Great War. On an English country estate, far from the front lines, seventeen-year-old Jervas Dudley is haunted—not by bombs or bullets, but by a crumbling mausoleum and a name he's never heard: Hyde.

His obsession with the ancient tomb defies reason, angers his domineering father, and threatens to unravel the delicate fabric of his privileged life. But when Jervas discovers a key hidden in the attic, the mystery deepens—unlocking not just the crypt's rusted gate, but the doorway to a forgotten lineage, a sleeping identity, and a past life that refuses to stay buried.

As his mind fractures and the line between reality and delusion collapses, Jervas must confront the truth: he may not be who—or what—he thinks he is.

Blending gothic horror with psychological suspense, this reimagining of H. P. Lovecraft's The Tomb breathes new life—and death—into classic literature.