The Haunted House of Embroidered Mirrors

In the ancient Lin family mansion deep in the mountains, two locked-room murders occurred within ten years, and a ghostly figure in a rusty mirror appears night after night.

Ten years ago, her mother fell to her death from a locked room on a stormy night. The police called it an “accident” and hastily closed the case.

Ten years later, her father was found dead in a locked room. The same rusty mirror, the same white-robed ghost. The tragedy had repeated itself.

Lin Yan, a retired criminal profiler, returns to her hometown, still haunted by a decade of unanswered questions.

She believes neither in ghosts nor gods, only in mistakes people make.

A sharp-tongued, money-grubbing aunt, a cousin who fled his debts, a doctor with a mysterious identity, a lawyer who forged a will…

Everyone has secrets. Everyone is suspect.

There are no ghosts in the mirror, only corpses in people’s hearts.

Clues are planted early and every lead is laid out in advance. The story is gripping from start to finish, with no wasted words.

You’ll never guess who the real killer is until the final chapter.

More terrifying than a haunted house is the bottomless greed in the human heart.