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The Hauntings of Sarah Caine
Hardcover
Series: The Caine Hauntings, Book 1
Publisher: New Dawn Press(IL)
Published: Sep 1 2026
Pages: 648
Weight: 2.24
Height: 1.56 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Mercy Hill remembers everyone who entered...
and it has never forgotten Sarah Caine.
Paranormal investigator Sarah Caine has spent years listening to the dead. But when the suspicious death of a local historian draws her back to Brier Glen, North Carolina, the case becomes terrifyingly personal.
More than fifty years ago, Sarah's grandmother Evelyn died inside Mercy Hill Asylum-a place surrounded by rumors of violence, missing patients, and a killer who supposedly vanished without a trace.
Now Mercy Hill is preparing for demolition.
And the dead are getting louder.
Alongside her longtime partner, Landon Pruitt, Sarah begins uncovering hidden records, sealed rooms, and the names of women history tried to erase. Detective Seth Logan has questions of his own, but the deeper they dig, the more it becomes clear that someone went to extraordinary lengths to make sure Mercy Hill's secrets stayed buried.
The story everyone believes about what happened, there is only part of the truth.
And something inside Mercy Hill will do anything to keep Sarah from discovering the rest.
Some ghosts want justice.
Some want revenge.
Some truths refuse to stay dead.
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