Signal Street

At 15 Signal Street, the walls don’t just creak. They remember.

After a devastating car crash, trauma psychologist Dr. Elena Harrow signs on to a government-funded housing study meant to help her rebuild her life. Her only job is to live in the run-down duplex, make daily audio logs, and report anything unusual. But the house has its own agenda.

Strange hums vibrate behind the walls. Appliances echo sounds they shouldn’t be able to make. Frequencies rise and fall in perfect patterns, as if replaying something over and over. The deeper Elena listens, the more the house’s acoustic anomalies resemble the final moments before her accident.

A local officer with a ruined career, a reluctant archivist holding back classified files, and years of buried case histories all point to the same truth: Signal Street has been part of an experimental program long before Elena arrived. And the sounds inside the house aren’t hauntings. They’re recordings.

Now Elena must uncover what her trauma has to do with the project, why she was chosen, and how to escape an environment built to push its subjects to the breaking point. Because at Signal Street, the past doesn’t stay quiet. It loops. And what it’s replaying isn’t finished with her yet.

Perfect for readers of psychological horror, liminal thrillers, and claustrophobic mysteries.