The House of Quiet by Kiersten White
Some houses offer shelter. Others seem to be keeping something.
The House of Quiet draws readers into a place shaped by secrets, silence, and the uneasy sense that what happens behind closed doors matters just as much as what waits outside them. The deeper the story moves into the house, the harder it becomes to separate safety from confinement.
It’s the kind of setting that makes you notice every locked door, every quiet hallway, and every room you haven’t entered yet.
Because houses don’t need to be haunted to make you wonder what they’re hiding.
This piece can be found through Better World Books.
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