Some houses want your soul—Blackeby House wants your blood.

Gemma Harcourt never expected her country getaway to become a descent into madness. When she accepts a last-minute invitation to visit her estranged cousin Henry at his newly acquired rural property, she finds herself drawn into the chilling legacy of Blackeby House—a crumbling Queen Anne mansion steeped in whispers, shadows, and something far more ancient than family secrets.

The locals speak in guarded tones. Henry shifts between charm and cruelty. And the house... the house seems to remember things that even time should have buried.

Trapped in a nightmare where reality flickers like faulty lighting and ghosts wear the faces of the living, Gemma must confront not just the horrors of the house, but her own haunted past. As the darkness tightens its grip, escape becomes more than survival—it becomes redemption.

Set against the eerie beauty of rural Australia, Blackeby House is a gothic horror that weaves psychological dread with ghostly suspense. Atmospheric, visceral, and deeply human, this is a tale that asks: can history ever truly stay buried?