LAST WITNESS OF THE HOUSE

One night. One impulse. One millimetre that decides the fall.

The Last Witness of the House is not a story about a cursed place, but about human memory, which can bend to bear its own decisions. In a quiet guesthouse on a hilltop, the certainty of a woman who believes she is just a witness to a mystery gradually crumbles. But the deeper she investigates, the more it becomes clear that the greatest manipulation is not taking place in the house, but in her own narrative.

A psychological novel about guilt, control, and how easily an impulse can be turned into an accident, and an accident into a mystery. A dark, unsettling story that does not ask who survived, but who a person becomes when they allow themselves to rewrite the truth.