Mercy House
Description
Craig Novian and his small construction crew take a late-night contract job inside Mercy House expecting a hard night of repairs in an abandoned hospice building nobody in town likes talking about.
The place should be empty.
Instead, Mercy House is still running.
Behind the locked rooms and collapsing halls, the building holds more than dust, old medical equipment, and small-town rumors. Beneath the property lies a hidden network of flooded tunnels, sealed wards, and underground archives where grief has been preserved long after death should have ended it.
The deeper Craig and the others descend, the harder it becomes to separate memory from reality. Hallways shift. Phones ring with voices that should be gone. Rooms rebuild themselves from loss, guilt, and unfinished attachment. Mercy House learns what people miss most, then gives it back just long enough to make leaving feel impossible.
When the building begins closing around them, Craig must lead the survivors through a place that understands grief better than they do. Because Mercy House was never only trapping the dead.
It was teaching the living how to stay.
Mercy House is the first book in The Hollow Archive, a connected psychological supernatural horror series about emotionally infected places, distorted memory, and the darkness people carry home with them.
