
Grieving the loss of his wife and one of his twin sons, Matthew clings to his surviving son, Andrew, as they navigate their shared pain. While renovating their home, Matthew discovers a hidden photograph of a man from the 1800s, bound and lifeless in a coffin. Young Andrew, who adamantly denies his twin brother's death, becomes fixated on the photograph. He insists that his brother is still with them—and soon, his attention shifts to the man in the picture. Andrew begins speaking of the figure as if it is not just an image but a living presence within their home. As strange events unfold, Matthew is drawn into a horrific mystery. He must find the answers to save the only family he has left before it is too late. With Matthew's world spiraling into the darkest of nightmares, he finds connections far more insidious and closer to his family than he could ever imagine. He must battle the shadows of grief and the haunting ties that bind him to the ones he has lost before they consume him alive.
Author

Jed Kent is a masterful weaver of psychological thrillers and horror, drawing readers into the shadowy depths of the human psyche with his gripping narratives. Residing in the picturesque Pacific Northwest (PNW), Jed finds himself surrounded by the region's natural beauty and enigmatic landscapes, which serve as the perfect canvas for his dark and intricate stories. Alongside his wife and family, Jed lives a life that balances the tranquility of the PNW with the thrill of crafting stories that challenge the boundaries between reality and the macabre. His novels are not just books but portals to worlds where the line between sanity and madness is as thin as the paper they're printed on. Join him as he continues to explore the darkest corners of the human experience, leaving readers both haunted and eagerly anticipating what nightmares he will conjure up next.