The water remembers what history buried.

Curses rise with the steam.

When Ellen, Sue, and Tanya travel to Hot Springs, Arkansas, to cleanse a seemingly mischievous Airbnb, they expect misplaced keys and flickering lights—not ancient voices rising from the natural springs.

But when Ellen begins hearing words in Cherokee—words she’s never learned yet somehow understands—the case takes a darker turn. The water speaks of a curse. Of treasure. Of something buried beneath the Ouachita Mountains long before the bathhouses, before the wax museums, before Al Capone’s tunnels carved through the earth.

As summer solstice approaches, the warnings intensify.

Visions. Possession-like episodes. Whispered prophecies in steam and spring water.

When the women descend into a flooded Prohibition-era tunnel beneath Josephine Tussaud’s Wax Museum, they uncover more than gangster lore. They stumble into a centuries-old mystery tied to Cherokee displacement, lost gold, and a legacy that may run through Ellen’s own bloodline.

But they aren’t the only ones searching.

A powerful Atlanta attorney arrives with his own agenda, and modern greed proves just as dangerous as ancient curses.

In this haunting installment of the Mystery House Series, history refuses to stay silent—and the water remembers everything.