Somethings should stay buried.
When celebrated author Blake Price takes his young son metal-detecting in the English countryside, he expects to find nothing more than rusted nails and broken coins. What they uncover instead is an ornate antique picture frame buried deep beneath the soil—beautiful, mysterious, and… somehow sinister.
It doesn’t take long for Blake to realise the truth about the picture frame.
Any photograph placed inside becomes a death sentence.
At first, the power is distant. Abstract. A terrible curiosity he believes he can control. But when a single mistake places a family photograph inside the frame, the curse turns inward. Now the people Blake loves most are marked for death—one by one.
As unseen forces close in and the body count rises, Blake must confront the frame’s ancient origins, its hunger for memory and blood, and the dark secrets buried in his own past. Because destroying the frame may not be enough.
And some memories refuse to stay buried.
A chilling supernatural horror about guilt, fate, and the terrifying cost of loving too deeply, The Picture Frame proves that the most dangerous curses are the ones we bring home.
“Iain Rob Wright scares the Hell out of me.” – J.A. Konrath
