ALREADY HERE

An Unresolved Murder File With No Point of Entry

EDITORIAL REVIEW

ALREADY HERE is a chilling descent into a form of horror that does not stalk, attack, or announce itself—it simply occupies. Blending documented-style realism with an escalating, almost supernatural dread, Ted Lazaris crafts a story where safety protocols, quiet compliance, and good intentions become instruments of terror. Unsettling, intelligent, and deeply disturbing, this is horror that lingers long after the final page because it feels inevitable.

The first death occurred inside a locked home.

There was no forced entry.
No missing person.
No weapon recovered.

The victim showed signs of restraint, compression, and prolonged contact — as if held by something that left no physical trace.

More deaths followed.

Each occurred indoors.
Each behind secured doors.
Each with injuries that could not be explained by any known method of murder.

Investigators searched for a point of entry that did not exist.

What they eventually documented was worse:

The killer did not enter the homes.

It did not break in.
It did not arrive.

Every report ended with the same unacceptable conclusion —

Whatever killed them was already here.

“No entry. No escape. No survivors.”