THE LAST SONG OF MAGNOLIA STREET

“Once you hear the waltz, you’re already part of it.” When sixteen-year-old Elara spends the summer at her grandmother’s old house on Magnolia Street, she expects boredom, not danger. The creaking floors, the dust-choked curtains, the overgrown garden—it all feels like a place frozen in time. But in the attic, she finds it. An antique record player. A single vinyl. A song no one remembers—except it remembers you. Every night, the music plays on its own, whispering through the walls, luring her closer. And with every turn of the record, the shadows in the house grow longer, the air colder… and the faces in the photographs seem to change. The last person who listened to the waltz disappeared without a trace. Now, Elara must uncover the truth before the final note plays—because when it does, the song doesn’t end. You do.