The Street That Ends at Midnight by Gideon Vey

At 11:43 on the final night of January, Vane Street adds a house.

Della Caine watches it appear on a municipal map: an impossible address extending beyond the dead end and into protected woodland. Moments later, emergency calls begin arriving from buildings that do not exist, families start remembering children they never had, and a woman inside the new house speaks the name Della has spent years trying to forget—Mina, her missing sister.

Vane Street does not merely hide houses. It rewrites the people who lived inside them.

As midnight stretches into an hour with no number, Della is drawn into a shifting neighborhood where addresses move, forgotten children wait behind orange doors, and every family is offered the one person it has lost. But each return demands an exchange, and the street has already chosen what it wants from Della.

To recover the truth about Mina, Della must follow Vane Street beyond the edge of the town map, confront the memories her family buried, and reach the road to Zero before the impossible neighborhood completes its final delivery.

The Street That Ends at Midnight is a supernatural psychological horror mystery about missing children, corrupted memory, impossible houses, and the terrible price of bringing someone home. It is Book Two of The Houses Halloween Forgot, a series of interconnected standalone nightmares in which forgotten places remember their victims.