There's something wrong with the house at 1309 Lexington Avenue. It ain't just haunted - it remembers. Every creak, every whisper, every shadow knows more than it should.
N. Vow takes you deep into the mind of a man returning to his childhood home in Fountain Square, Indiana - a place where trauma clings to the walls like peeling wallpaper and memories don't stay buried. As he uncovers hidden rooms, impossible walls, and disturbing secrets, the line between past and present, real and imagined, begins to crumble.
What Remains of 1309: Where the Walls Still Whisper is a psychological horror rooted in grief, truth, and the ghosts we try to outrun. This isn't just a haunted house story - this is what happens when the house haunts you back.
Autorentext
N. Vow was born in the hard streets of Fountain Square, Indianapolis ? raised by grit, forged by truth. His voice is raw, real, and relentless. As a survivor, creator, and father, he writes with the weight of what he's seen and the fire of what he still believes in. What Remains of 1309 is more than horror ? it's memory. It's the house that still whispers.