Description
What if the strange feeling that something is wrong… is because you already died?
After a normal Monday morning begins unraveling into glitches, delayed reflections, cryptic phone messages, and strangers who look at him with quiet confusion, David Ellis discovers a horrifying possibility: the world may already consider him dead.
As reality fractures around him, digital echoes from unknown sources begin guiding him toward a truth hidden behind mirrors, memories, and an impossible obituary bearing his own name. But the deeper he searches, the thinner the boundary becomes between the living and the forgotten.
I Think I Died Last Week is a chilling psychological horror experience filled with liminal dread, reality distortions, ghostly technology, and existential terror that lingers long after the final chapter.
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