When Clara Thorn inherits her estranged aunt's Victorian mansion, she expects dust and debts. Instead, she finds a room painted grey that appears on no blueprint—one no servant will enter after dark.
Each night, the grey room grows larger. Each morning, Clara wakes with memories that aren't hers: a woman's scream, a locked diary, a name whispered through the walls—her own.
As the house's secrets unravel, Clara learns her aunt didn't simply die. She vanished. And the grey room has waited decades for someone curious enough, or desperate enough, to open its door.
Some rooms remember. Some rooms hunger.