Grand Library

“To be eternal is to remember too much.”

The Duval Family Part 1: The Tragedy Strikes The Parish, August 11th, 1863. In the quiet village of The Parish, nestled on the eastern...

Yet another crime scene.

Terrified by what she found at the cabin, Emma returns home to her apartment.

Emma traced the murder patterns to an abandoned cabin in the Shy Woods.

The Grand Library was shrouded in an eerie silence, the kind that seemed to muffle even the faintest of sounds.

The Grand Library of Maraheim had become Emma's second home. She spent countless hours in the dimly lit archives looking for clues.

Emma arrived at another crime scene. A young woman, lifeless, was found with no signs of struggle.

To find more clues about the connection between the murders, Emma spends time at the local library.

Amidst the influenza epidemic in 1881, Detective Emma Johnson faces an eerie, lifeless crime scene. A serial murderer is on the loose.

Date: Monday, June 20, 1881 | By: Annabelle Whitley, Maraheim Courier Staff Writer Maraheim, June 20, 1881  - The town of Maraheim is shrouded in sorrow following the shocking murder of Detective Emma Johnson, a dedicated member of our local police force. The tragic event has sent ripples of fear and sadness through our community, already strained by the ongoing influenza epidemic. The Discovery Detective Johnson’s body was discovered early Sunday morning in her apartment on