Take Me Home

Marisa Cole used to write stories. Now she just tries to forget them. Once a rising literary star, Marisa vanished from the spotlight after the emotional fallout of her early success. Struggling with isolation, depression, and the quiet erosion of purpose, she finds herself adrift—until the day she walks into a thrift store and leaves with an old chair, a small table, and something she can’t explain. It’s not just furniture. It’s an invitation. What begins as a strange comfort soon turns into something else entirely. The chair has a presence—one that draws her back to the stories she used to love. But when fiction starts to bleed into reality, Marisa realizes her imagination isn’t just escaping her control... it’s rewriting it. People begin to disappear. Questions go unanswered. And the deeper Marisa sinks into the world of her own making, the more the lines blur between what’s real and what’s written. Now she must confront the chilling possibility that her greatest creation may not be a story at all—It might be her prison. Take Me Home is a slow-burning, psychologically intense thriller that explores the boundaries between creativity and madness, the stories we write to survive, and the terrifying idea that once the page turns… it might never turn back. This genre-bending debut will keep readers questioning everything—until the final, breathtaking page.