Avery Morgan is trying to move on. The grief is hollowing, yes—but so is the silence that follows. Since the sudden loss of her young son Eli, time has grown murky, memories unreliable, and the air inside her old house feels thinner with each passing day.

People say grief changes you. But no one warned Avery that it might rearrange her completely.

When an antique mirror arrives unexpectedly at her doorstep—a relic from her grandmother's estate—it awakens something unsettling in the walls around her. And inside her. At first, it seems like echoes. Then, reflections. Then, something... watching.

Drawn into a haunting unraveling of self, Avery begins to question what's real, what's imagined, and what might still be waiting on the other side of the glass. As her reality splinters, she makes choices that feel noble—at first. But the deeper she delves, the clearer it becomes: not every reunion is a gift, and some doors should never be opened.

Who do you become when grief doesn't just visit, but stays?

And what if the most dangerous thing haunting you... is the person you used to be?

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This novel is part of REVERB!, an interconnected collection of standalone supernatural thrillers.

In REVERB!, twelve standalone supernatural thrillers unravel the dark space between the spoken and the unspeakable. Each story drops you into a different haunted setting—abandoned houses, cursed forests, forgotten towns—where a single whisper sparks a chilling unraveling of truth, memory, and fate.

From grieving parents and haunted investigators to broken lovers and trapped strangers, every protagonist faces a unique descent into the unknown. These aren't just ghost stories. They're psychological collisions, where what's buried doesn't stay buried, and what speaks in the dark may not want to be understood—only obeyed.

With atmospheric suspense, slow-burning dread, and unforgettable twists, this series pulls you to the edge and dares you to listen. Because once the whisper starts, it never stops.

REVERB!

The past doesn't haunt you. It waits.