About This Book

How far would you go to rebuild the person you love?

In Oakhaven, Martha Silas knows the weight of a body, the hour rigor sets in, and the line between what can be restored and what must be discarded. She has spent years beside her husband, Elias, in the careful work of the dead. She understands better than most that grief is not only a feeling.

It is a substance. And like any substance, it can be shaped.

When the unthinkable arrives, Martha does not break the way other mothers break. Something colder takes hold. Something patient. While the town offers its soft condolences and life returns to its ordinary rhythm, she begins a private accounting. Love curdles. Memory refuses to stay memory. Beneath the family funeral home, Elias attempts the impossible—rebuilding what death has taken, one stitch at a time.

But some things cannot be restored. Some wounds refuse to heal. And some creations become something else entirely.

Stitch: An Aberration is a slow-burning psychological horror novel about grief, obsession, and the cost of refusing to let go. Intimate. Unsettling. Built to linger.

For readers of Stephen King, Joe Hill, and Dean Koontz who want their horror close, human, and impossible to shake.

If you could bring someone back… should you?

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