A gripping psychological thriller where memory unravels, and madness leaves a trail.
Arthur Greaves lived alone. Quiet. Private. Until one day, on his ride home, everything changed.
The whispers began. The spiral symbol appeared. And something started watching.
As Arthur's mind fractures under the weight of spiraling delusion—or something far more sinister—his world becomes a maze of bourbon-soaked paranoia, cryptic drawings, and shadows that move when they shouldn't.
After his mysterious death, his estranged daughter Isabel returns to clean out the house. But what she finds buried beneath the clutter suggests that her father's unraveling wasn't madness… it was a warning.
Some things aren't meant to be found. And some things never left.