THE HOLLOW HOUSE OF MERIDIAN COUNTY

They bought a house. It bought them back.
The house at 214 Kestrel Hollow Road had one owner every two years for a century — and nobody ever asked why.
The Ashfords didn't know that. All they saw was original crown molding, leaded glass windows, and a price too good to question. Within weeks, their nine-year-old daughter stops sleeping in her own room. A cold spot appears at the top of the stairs — and never leaves, no matter the season. A basement door that shouldn't be able to open... keeps opening.
Then they find the notebooks. Hidden in the attic for a hundred years, written by the man who built the house — a man who wrote, eight days before his death, that the house had always wanted one thing: a child inside it.
Based on a true account. Told through recovered diaries, county death records, and eleven recorded interviews with a family that got out — but never got answers.
Some houses aren't haunted.
Some houses are hungry.