The house on Detroit's east side had been empty for twenty years. Fredrick bought it cheap, planning a quick flip. He expected rotting pipes and bad wiring.

What he certainly did not expect to find was a secret door covered in drywall.

When Fredrick opens the forgotten door, he expects to find a closet. Instead, he finds a hidden room with a hole carved into the back wall. When he peers through that hole, he sees what looks like endless space stretching into darkness.

But that's impossible. Fredrick measures the room, then measures the house from outside. The numbers don't add up. The space beyond that hole extends far past where the exterior wall should be. His measurements confirm the impossible-that darkness extends into space that simply cannot exist.

Some renovations uncover history. Others uncover things that should have stayed buried.

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