The Blood that Haunts Us

by Sir Gasta

Casey Roberts never imagined her life would crumble in a single morning. At sixteen, she finds her mother brutally murdered in their basement, a chilling message carved into her chest. But the horror doesn’t end there. As the investigation unfolds, Casey uncovers a series of deaths linked to her family—and a history far more twisted than she ever knew. Her mother, Wanda, was no ordinary surgeon. Years ago, she was part of a disturbing program at Boston Memorial Heights, where experiments in consciousness preservation blurred the line between genius and madness. Wanda tried to bury that past. She tried to protect Casey. But secrets this dark never stay buried. Now hunted by those who see her as the key to completing their vision of surgical perfection, Casey begins to experience things she can't explain. Memories that aren’t hers. Skills she’s never learned. The closer she gets to the truth, the more she realizes she is not just a survivor. She’s part of the experiment. "The Blood That Haunts Us" is a tense and haunting story about the weight of family secrets, the search for identity, and the terrifying cost of crossing ethical boundaries. It challenges readers to ask what it really means to inherit a legacy and if you can choose who you become when your bloodline was never yours to begin with.

583 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 7, 2025