Nowhere Was Ever Home

<p><em>Nowhere Was Ever Home</em> is a haunting psychological horror novel by <strong>Matthew Petchinsky</strong> author of <em>The Borderland Collapse</em> and <em>Fever in the Foundation.</em></p><p>Ezra Cross lives in a house that listens. Every groan in the walls feels personal; every shadow seems to remember his name. By day he writes to survive. By night his stories whisper back. The world knows him as a prolific author-but no one knows the sounds behind his door: the breaking glass the quiet weeping the voices in the vents.</p><p>When his latest book begins to mirror the life he's trapped in Ezra realizes the house isn't haunted by ghosts-it's haunted by the living. Each page he writes tightens the grip between fiction and fate.</p><p>Bleak intimate and unforgettable <em>Nowhere Was Ever Home</em> transforms domestic horror into psychological revelation-a portrait of an artist building a monument from his own ruin.</p>