The House With No Address

Real estate agent Maren Cole has sold houses haunted by mold, bad wiring, and unpaid mortgages - but never one haunted by its own absence.It starts with a four-line email and a pin on a map: 17 Aldermoor Court, a gray farmhouse with a steep gambrel roof, visible online for exactly ninety minutes a day before vanishing without a trace. No parcel record. No owner. No address that should exist at all.When her business partner Denise takes the listing - and disappears - Maren discovers that the house isn't hiding. It's keeping something. A hundred-and-thirty-six-year-old woman bound to its walls. A room where the missing wait, frozen, for decades that pass like minutes. And a debt that has been quietly claimed, generation after generation, by something far older than the county records will admit.To bring Denise home, Maren will have to do what a surveyor once refused to do in 1911: go inside, ask the house what it wants - and decide how much of herself she's willing to trade to get everyone else out.The House With No Address is a slow-burn horror novel about the doors we walk through without noticing, and the price of finally looking back.