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The Echoes of Ravenwood A Psychological Horror Thriller
Dr. Claire Whitmore never believed in ghosts-until she arrived in Ravenwood, a remote town buried beneath the weight of its own dark history. A seasoned psychologist specializing in trauma, Claire is sent to evaluate the deteriorating mental state of the town's last remaining priest, Father Elias, who claims he is being haunted by something that whispers from the shadows.
The town itself is unsettling-abandoned buildings lean under the weight of time, their windows black and hollow. The townspeople, those who remain, speak in hushed voices, avoiding Claire's gaze when she asks about the "Echoes"-the strange, lingering voices that seem to bleed through the walls at night.
As she delves deeper, Claire discovers a disturbing pattern: every few decades, an entire family vanishes without a trace, their names erased, their homes left untouched. The disappearances follow an unsettling ritual-always on the same date, always near the ruins of the old chapel, now swallowed by the encroaching forest.
The deeper Claire investigates, the more she begins to hear it too. The voices. At first, they are mere whispers in the wind, half-forgotten dreams murmured in her sleep. But soon, they become something more-memories that aren't hers, cries of the lost, secrets clawing to be unearthed.
As reality fractures around her, Claire realizes the truth is buried beneath centuries of guilt, sacrifice, and blood. The Echoes of Ravenwood aren't just lingering spirits-they are calling her, guiding her toward something waiting in the dark.
But some doors should never be opened.
And some voices should never be answered.
