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He was wrong.
When architect Alistair Finch moves his family into a quiet, aging home, he expects a fresh start. Instead, the house begins to unravel—whispers in the walls, shadows that don't belong, and a silence that feels… alive.
His daughter sees it first.
Then it starts speaking to him.
As doctors dismiss his terror as a psychological break, Alistair is forced to question everything—his mind, his memories, even his own body. But the truth is far worse than madness.
The house was never haunted.
It was hunting.
And now…it's inside him.
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O autorze
Elliot Marlowe writes dark, psychologically driven fiction that explores the fragile boundary between reality and perception. Drawing on his advanced degrees in psychology, human behavior, and mental health, his work blends psychological tension with supernatural horror to create stories that linger long after the final page.
His books are known for their atmospheric intensity, slow-building dread, and deeply unsettling characters—often placing ordinary people in extraordinary, terrifying circumstances.
Pathology of a Possession is his third novel.
