Every ghost story starts with a bad idea.
In The Harrow Testament, five friends dare each other to spend Halloween night in an abandoned mansion. Not just any mansion—Harrow House, the kind of place that clings to the edges of local legend and lingers in the childhood part of your brain that still believes doors can whisper. They bring flashlights, bravado, and more emotional baggage than anyone’s willing to admit.
What they don’t expect is the house to want something back.
So here it is:
* A haunted house with a mind of its own
* Friends with secrets they’d rather not face
* Paintings that breathe, mirrors that remember
* And a slow descent into something they might not come back from
The prologue and the first chapter are live.
Enter if you dare. And if you enjoy it, let me know—ghosts aren’t the only ones who feed on attention.
—Eric