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Ana: The Secret of the Blue House
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: May 19 2026
Pages: 172
Weight: 0.48
Height: 0.43 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Some houses do not keep memories. They keep secrets.
When Ana arrives at the Blue House after the sudden death of Doña Elvira, she expects grief. What she does not expect is a room that feels staged, two cups of coffee left behind, and the unsettling certainty that someone else was there the night her aunt died.
Everyone calls it a natural death.
Ana does not believe them.
Her search begins with a missing envelope sealed in red wax and a bronze key left behind as a final warning. Soon, she uncovers old photographs, hidden rooms, family lies, and the name of a woman no one wants to remember: Beatriz.
But the Blue House is not the only place hiding the truth. The people around Ana have their own silences, their own guilt, and their own reasons for keeping the past buried.
As the mystery deepens, Ana realizes that the truth about Doña Elvira's death is tied to a secret far more personal than she imagined - a secret that could destroy the family history she thought she knew.
A silent death. A buried truth. A house that remembers everything.
Ana: The Secret of the Blue House is an atmospheric mystery filled with family secrets, emotional suspense, hidden identities, and a haunting house at the center of a decades-old lie.
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