The House of Haji. A Psychological Novella - Lynn Franklin;Nancy Berno Bost;Nicholas Franklin

Inside the house, nothing is random. Rooms shift. Objects correct themselves. Silence feels arranged. And hanging in the entrance hall is a pale mask Haji forbids anyone to touch.

As the days pass, the house begins to study its guests, exposing each one according to hidden weakness, private longing, and the terrible lure of surrender. What begins as a contest for wealth becomes something far darker: a quiet, merciless sorting of souls.

The House of Haji is a psychological novella of ritual, identity, and slow-building dread.