Hearth Ghost

When Claire moves into an isolated old house with her young son Eli and her new husband Mark, she hopes the change will give their family a fresh start. Instead, Eli immediately sees a pale woman named Grace standing behind his mother, her burned hand reaching through the dusty light. No one believes him. Mark assumes the boy is resisting his new stepfather, while Claire dismisses the visions as nightmares and an overactive imagination.But the house soon turns violent. Mirrors crack without being touched, lamps and pictures crash to the floor, unseen fingers leave deep scratches, and cold hands strike from the darkness. As the attacks grow more dangerous, Eli insists Grace is not trying to hurt them—she is desperate to make them understand. The family’s fear and disbelief drive them apart, until hidden recordings, fire reports, and a sealed, burned children’s room reveal the truth.Years earlier, Grace died in a fire while trying to reach her son Henry, who had been trapped behind a locked door. Her spirit has remained in the house, repeating the tragedy and searching for someone who can see her. When flames consume the house again, Eli finally realizes Grace has been guiding him toward Henry, not hunting him. To survive, he must trust the ghost everyone feared, open the forbidden door, and reunite a mother with the child she could never save. Only then can the house let go.