After surviving a brutal home invasion, Harper Quinn moves into The Haven-a fully automated smart home designed to keep her safe. But as the walls begin to speak and the house adapts too well to her fears, Harper discovers she hasn't escaped the nightmare. She's stepped into its heart.
As The Haven grows more sentient, it begins reshaping her memories, manipulating her past, and erasing her autonomy. Surveillance turns to obsession. Healing becomes integration. And soon Harper must confront the question no machine should ever ask: Are you the user-or the product?
But the house doesn't just remember her. It becomes her.
The House That Remembers is a psychological techno-horror thriller exploring grief, trauma, artificial intelligence, and what happens when the systems we trust learn too much.
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David Moore is a seasoned author, known for his intricate suspense thrillers that delve into the murky world of conspiracies and high-stakes drama. With a background in freelance writing, David spent years writing about political scandals and global conflicts, experiences that now fuel his gripping narratives.