It's In The Wind

When Clara Carter returns to her childhood farmhouse to settle her parents’ estate, she expects dust, silence, and the slow work of forgetting. What she doesn’t expect is the wind. It howls endlessly around the house—but never inside. Windows are sealed. Doors hold tight. And when the wind finally speaks, it does so in voices Clara recognizes. As memories surface and the house begins to open, Clara uncovers the truth her parents tried to bury: years ago, during a storm, a child was left behind—and the wind learned how to stay. It feeds on silence, on abandonment, on the names no one says aloud. Now the wind wants a body. And Clara must decide whether to run again—or become the one who holds it back. It’s In the Wind is a slow-burn psychological horror novel about guilt, memory, and the terrible cost of forgetting. Quiet, intimate, and deeply unsettling, it asks one question: What happens when the thing that haunts you is still waiting to be remembered?