My Dead Relatives (Thriller)

When Ava Wilder inherits her grandmother's sprawling Victorian estate, she expects a quiet escape from her chaotic life. What she doesn't expect is that the mansion, hidden deep in the forest on the outskirts of a small, secluded town, is a place haunted by more than just memories. The house is filled with old portraits, strange heirlooms, and a labyrinth of rooms that seem to hold secrets that no one ever spoke of. After moving in, Ava begins experiencing bizarre occurrences-whispers in the dead of night, objects moving on their own, and the unmistakable feeling that someone is watching her. At first, she brushes it off as stress from the recent death of her grandmother, but the more she digs into the house's history, the more she uncovers chilling truths about her family's past. Her relatives, all of them dead for decades, were connected to a series of unexplained disappearances in the town, and their names have been erased from all official records. As Ava delves deeper into her ancestry, she begins to uncover hidden diaries, old letters, and photographs that suggest her relatives weren't just ordinary people-they were involved in dark rituals, secret societies, and something far more sinister than anyone could have imagined. Soon, the spirits of her dead relatives begin to reveal themselves to her, each with a different story, some pleading for help, while others are more malevolent. As their restless souls invade her mind, Ava begins to question her own sanity, torn between the need to honor her family's legacy and the horrifying truth that they may have been complicit in something truly monstrous. As the line between the living and the dead blurs, Ava must race against time to uncover the mystery of her relatives' actions before their dark past destroys her-and the town-once and for all. "My Dead Relatives" is a chilling psychological thriller that explores the price of uncovering long-buried family secrets. In a house where the past refuses to stay buried, Ava must confront the terrifying possibility that some legacies are better left forgotten, and some relatives, best left undisturbed.