Wes Davis
A House to Die For
Robert Holcomb finally gets his shot at the listing he has wanted for years: Casa Sunset, a jaw-dropping Vegas mansion with million-dollar views and way too many secrets.
What should be a big win for his company quickly turns sideways when fake buyers show up, old grudges resurface, and people start dying. Robert, office manager JJ, and rookie agent Alex find themselves caught in a mess of forged documents, hidden money, and a family willing to do absolutely anything to protect the secret of Casa Sunset.
The problem is, the more they learn, the clearer it becomes that Casa Sunset is not just a home; it is a House To Die For. And it might just kill them.
Tropes & Themes
- 🎭False identities and impersonation
- 🏠The house at the heart of it all
- 💻Escalating cyberattacks
- ⏱️A ticking clock and staged traps
- 🕵️A trusted insider, and the hunt for the mole
Content Warnings
- Strong language
- Graphic violence, including four on-page murders
- On-page descriptions of victims’ bodies
- Car chases, shootings, and other attacks
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Campaign Dates
- Recruitment opens8 Sep 2026
- ARC sendout29 Sep 2026
- Release day13 Oct 2026
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