Some houses remember everything.

When Declan Scheider awakens alone inside an abandoned farmhouse deep in the mountains, he has no memory of how he got there.

As fragments of memory begin returning, nothing seems to fit. Some memories feel real. Others feel distorted. Every answer only raises new questions, and the harder Declan searches for the truth, the less he can trust his own mind.

Then he discovers an ancient book bound in worn black leather.

Its pages tell the horrifying history of the house—tales of violence, tragedy, and lives forever changed by whatever lurks within its walls.

The more Declan reads, the more the house seems to awaken around him.

Shapes appear in the shadows.

Voices whisper through empty rooms.

And the line between memory, nightmare, and reality begins to disappear.

To escape, Declan will have to uncover the truth hidden within The End House.

If the house doesn't consume him first.

The End House is a haunting blend of psychological and supernatural horror, filled with creeping dread, unforgettable twists, and an atmosphere that lingers long after the final page. Perfect for fans of Stephen King, Darcy Coates, Paul Tremblay, and slow-burning horror where nothing is quite what it seems.