The Stones are singing by R. B. Russel

A man inherits a rural property and finds himself drawn to a strange local church and the peculiar behavior of those around it. As he explores the history of the area, he begins to sense a presence embedded in the land itself—one that may be ancient, musical, and watching. The mystery builds through quiet unease, where past and present seem to overlap. The plot is atmospheric, gradually revealing something both mystical and unsettling. It’s a lyrical tale about memory, place, and the voices that never truly fade.