Unforgetting

Disgraced travel vlogger Eliza Moreno is chasing clicks. After a viral video debunking a local ghost story backfires, she finds herself in the crosshairs of a phenomenon far more terrifying than any urban legend. The "curse" of Robert the Doll, a notoriously haunted artifact in Key West, is not about bad luck; it's about erasure.

The haunting begins subtly. Vanishing emails. Glitches in her video calls where her reflection moves on its own. A mysterious package of apology letters, written in her own hand for sins she can't remember committing. Then comes the impossible truth: an old family photograph from her childhood now features a new, uninvited guest-a small, silent boy in a sailor suit who was never there before.

The haunting isn't a ghost. It's an archive. A meticulous, ancient system of memory that is not just observing her life, but actively editing it, colonizing her past and un-writing her present, one detail at a time. To be cursed is to be collected.

Led by cryptic emails from a fellow victim, Eliza must return to the haunted museum. There, she discovers the doll is just a lens for something far older and more patient, a presence that doesn't want to scare her. It wants to file her away forever. To survive, Eliza can't just be the storyteller; she must become the one thing the archive can't catalog-a story with no ending.

A masterful blend of psychological horror and modern technological dread, The Unforgetting is a chilling tale of identity, memory, and the terror of being slowly, methodically erased from your own life. Fans of stories where the haunting is an intellectual, existential threat will be captivated by this unforgettable supernatural thriller.