A woman is burning to death on the line.
The problem is, she died twenty years ago.
Davina Keel is good at staying calm. As a night-shift 911 dispatcher, she knows how to keep strangers breathing through the worst minutes of their lives. Then a call comes in from a woman trapped inside a farmhouse fire, begging for help as smoke fills the room and her daughter screams upstairs.
At first, Davina thinks it's a glitch. A prank. A corrupted recording from an old tragedy nobody in town wants to discuss. But the caller knows Davina's name. The old emergency logs begin changing. And each time Davina answers, the fire gets closer to the present.
The official story says Willa Harker and her little girl died in an accidental blaze.
The voice on the line says the official story is a lie.
Now Davina has to uncover who changed the call, who sent help the wrong way, and why a dead woman has spent twenty years trying to be heard. But the more Davina corrects the past, the more the fire begins choosing new houses, new victims, and one living woman who may be next.
Because some emergencies don't end when the line goes dead.
And some callers keep calling until someone finally answers.
The Caller is a supernatural procedural horror novel about an impossible 911 call, a buried farmhouse tragedy, and a voice from the dead that refuses to stay silent. Perfect for readers who love time-slip horror, haunted technology, small-town secrets, and urgent, character-driven dread.
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