Figurine Sisters

In Fairfield, South Carolina, whispers of witchcraft never truly died. For sisters Maxine and Shirley Peterman, buying abandoned storage units was supposed to be just a business-sorting antiques, selling trinkets, and making a modest living. But when they unlock the door to one forgotten unit, they inherit more than dusty heirlooms. They uncover shelves of uncanny wooden figurines-each one painted in detail, each one wearing the clothes of another century, each one squeaking when touched.

What begins as curiosity unravels into horror: the figurines are not carved at all, but cursed souls, living prisoners of a vengeance spell born in 1792, when a woman named Mary Ingleman was accused of witchcraft and left to die. Her descendants preserved her diary, her spells, and her rage-passing down a power to punish enemies by shrinking them into wooden effigies.

Now that legacy belongs to the Peterman sisters. And in their hands, the curse spreads again-through their town, into their enemies, and far beyond Fairfield's borders. The sheriff hunts for answers. The Reverend struggles to protect his flock. But in the shadows of the Peterman garage, the sisters learn that vengeance is seductive, that magic is never satisfied, and that once the figurines begin to scream... they never stop.

A Twilight Zone-style descent into suspense, superstition, and the macabre, The Sisters of the Figurines is a supernatural thriller about power taken, fear unleashed, and the thin line between justice and damnation.