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by Stacy Johns (Author)
"This mystery is impossible to put down." -- Edgar-nominated author Jess Lourey
A crumbling house. A buried past. A family that's run out of places to hide.
When the Rawlins siblings return to Teague House after their mother's sudden death, grief is only the beginning. Tucked behind their childhood home are several graves--some long forgotten, one freshly dug. And someone they knew is in it.
Private investigator Maddie Reed is called in to find out who the killer is. But for Maddie, this case is personal. Teague House isn't just another scene--it's a door into her own unfinished past.
As Maddie digs deeper, the Rawlins unravel. Whispers of cult influence, hidden abuse, and fractured memories threaten to destroy what little trust remains. Someone is lying. Maybe everyone.
Taut with psychological tension and steeped in gothic unease, What Remains of Teague House is a chilling mystery that explores what we inherit from the people who raised us--and what happens when that legacy turns toxic. This slow-burn suspense debut will resonate with readers who crave complex characters, layered emotional stakes, and the eerie pull of a secret long buried.
A dark, elegant debut perfect for readers of psychological thrillers, domestic suspense, and emotionally charged mysteries that cut to the bone.
