You thought you were just doing the dishes. But when warm water stirs and the bubbles fade, something ancient rises from the drain-something not quite alive, not quite dead, but very much aware. In her new apartment, Marla Wren discovers a secret too horrific to ignore: a parasite from a forgotten aquatic ecosystem that connects through plumbing, memory, and pain.

What begins as a simple cut while washing dishes spirals into a waking nightmare. Her reflection moves without her. The drains whisper her name. And every dream drips with the pressure of a sea she's never seen. When her bite refuses to heal and the water stops behaving like water, Marla realizes the truth-she's been marked.

Now, with hallucinations bleeding into reality and her own body beginning to change, she must race to uncover the rituals buried in scouring pads, moth wings, and salt spirals. Because Sinkrot never forgets its prey.

Once you're part of the plumbing, you can't run. You can only clog, drown, or be remembered.

Sinkrot: The Drain That Remembers is a haunting descent into domestic horror, perfect for fans of House of Leaves, The Ring, and the creeping dread of everyday spaces turned against us.