Description
In the House of Shadows, the eighth room is always locked.
The rules are simple: write your truth at midnight, never read another’s, and never ask what waits behind the door.
Seven strangers live under one roof, each marked by a private flaw—Pride, Greed, Wrath, Gluttony, Lust, Envy, Sloth. Their fragile balance fractures when the house begins to respond to their secrets: lights flicker, objects move, and notes appear that no one admits to writing.
Someone is listening.
When an entity known only as Shadow invites them into a game, the house turns inward. Parcels arrive with unsettling precision. A lockbox demands a code built from what they fear most. Each step forward forces them to confront not each other—but themselves.
Because the greatest secret of the house isn’t what’s behind the locked door.
It’s who’s been waiting for them to finally look.
A psychological mystery about guilt, reflection, and the quiet horror of being truly seen.
