Description
A house that listens. A silence that feeds. A rule you must never break: Don’t let it count to ten.
When Rhea returns to her late mother’s crumbling ancestral home, she expects dust, decay, and memories she’d rather forget. Instead, she finds rules scratched into old journals and whispers that travel through the vents like veins of frost.
Keep the nights noisy. Don’t whisper back. And whatever you do… don’t let the house finish counting.
But the house is patient. It has been waiting for her voice, her breath, her hush.
Every sound she makes becomes a bargain. Every secret becomes a mouth. And when the counting begins-soft, steady, inevitable-Rhea realises that silence isn’t empty. It’s hungry.
Perfect for fans of Shirley Jackson, Silvia Moreno-Garcia, and classic haunted house horrors, The Haunting Silence will wrap you in shadows, twist your nerves into knots, and leave you whispering one question long after the last page:
What if the quiet isn’t safe?
If you read this book at night, keep something loud playing. The house doesn’t like competition.
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