At twelve years old, Christopher Johnson becomes the unwilling obsession of the most dangerous house in Alabama.

The Walton Wade mansion has been abandoned for decades—rotting, silent, and infamous for the disappearances that have stained its history. But the night Christopher and his friends dare each other to step onto the property, the house awakens. The gate rattles without wind. The front door opens on its own. And a voice only Christopher can hear whispers his name.

When his friend Darlene is taken by the house and found months later in a hidden crawlspace, twisted and broken, Christopher becomes the center of a mystery older and darker than anyone realizes. The mansion doesn’t just haunt—it chooses. It remembers. And it wants him.

Years later, Christopher and a group of classmates return to the mansion for a school project, only to be trapped inside its shifting walls. The house breathes. The floors pulse. The dead walk. And the spirit of Benjamin Walton—the man who built the mansion for a woman who never loved him—still lingers, bound to the place that consumed him.

As the house closes in, Christopher must confront the truth: the mansion isn’t just haunted. It’s alive. And it has been waiting for him since the night he first stepped onto its lawn.

To survive, Christopher and his friends must uncover the mansion’s past, face the horrors buried beneath its floors, and destroy the anchor that binds Benjamin’s spirit to the house. But the deeper they go, the more Christopher realizes the truth is far worse than a haunting.

The house doesn’t want revenge.

It wants him.

A chilling blend of supernatural terror and psychological unraveling, The Slayed at Walton Wade follows Christopher Johnson’s descent into a nightmare where the past is alive, the walls remember, and the house itself hungers for the living.