You Dreamed Us Wrong

Deep in the Georgia woods, Willa thought she'd found peace.
It was meant to be her refuge - a place to heal, to forget, to start over.
But the forest remembers.
When strange sounds echo through the trees and shadows seem to move on their own, Willa's sharp instincts tell her she's not alone. Then one morning, her brother Caleb appears at her door - smiling, exactly as she remembers him.
What begins as disbelief spirals into something far darker, as the boundaries between life and death, memory and madness, begin to collapse.
Each room in the cabin hides a fragment of truth, and each night brings her closer to what really came back.
Because some doors, once opened, will never close again.