Sangrantes

Amalia has known ghosts since she was a child. She understands the phases they go through; she has endured their rage, felt their pain, and even learned how to make them vanish. All except one. One that follows her everywhere—a presence that has been consuming her since she was a teenager. She doesn’t know its name—or perhaps she has simply forgotten it—so she calls it "Nobody" and lets it remain her shadow, allowing it to consume her; after all, that is what ghosts who refuse to leave do. Amalia, who earns her living by setting the dead free, lacks both the strength and the desire to banish the very entity that will eventually kill her. She isn’t even sure she knows how to live without it. She anchors it to the world of the living, while it, in its own way, looks after her. But the new job Amalia finds herself taking on is different—as strange as it is complex: a remote, sprawling manor, a cursed family, and seven spirits trapped within those stone walls. She has never faced anything like this before. She knows she must resolve it, but she isn’t certain if this case might prove to be too much for them.