A tenant signs the contract, pays the rent and disappears before moving in. When lights begin to glow inside the empty flat and a recent photograph appears at the door, Mara Quinn realises that Hawthorne House conceals more than old service passages. Every key, record and wall draws her closer to a death eighteen years earlier — and to a truth her own family taught her to forget. A tightly paced psychological thriller about memory, fear and the versions of truth we choose to preserve.