Seed

Jack Winter believed he had left it behind—the malevolent presence that haunted his childhood in rural Louisiana, the thing his family never spoke of. He has a wife, two daughters, and an ordinary life. But driving home one night, something catches in his headlights, and in the aftermath of the crash, Jack senses that the evil has found him again, and this time it has set its sights on his youngest daughter, Charlie.

As Charlie's behavior slides from odd to disturbing to monstrous, Jack races to confront a horror he thought he'd escaped—one rooted in his own past and unwilling to let his bloodline go. Ania Ahlborn's Seed is a lean, dread-soaked Southern-gothic horror debut about possession, guilt, and the terrible inheritance a parent can pass to a child.