Cacheghost

Cacheghost
A Recursive Horror Novel by Kade Hollow
What if memory wasn't just unreliable-what if it was infected?
Elena is a brilliant but broken hacker, agoraphobic and autistic, who hasn't left her darkened room in over a year. Her only companions are the glow of her monitors and the comforting patterns of code. But everything changes the moment she opens an anonymous email containing one line:
"You remember wrong."
That message isn't just a threat-it's a virus. One that doesn't crash systems, but rewrites reality. As her digital sanctuary degrades and the code around her starts whispering back, Elena is forced to confront the terrifying possibility that her memories aren't hers, her identity is a construct, and she may be the epicenter of something far more catastrophic than a glitch in the system.
The recursion grows. Time unravels. Ghosts of the past bleed into corrupted futures. And outside her door, the world may already be gone.
Cacheghost is a psychological horror novel told entirely within the confines of a single room-fractured, recursive, and crawling with subliminal dread. Blending dream-logic, epistolary fragments, and glitch horror, this is Kade Hollow at his most unhinged.
If you liked House of Leaves, Black Mirror, or The Silent Patient reprogrammed by Philip K. Dick and Edgar Allan Poe-you're not ready for what's hiding in Elena's memory cache.