When fourteen-year-old Deborah Hill and her seven-year-old sister Olivia Hill are sent to stay with their stern Aunt Susan at the imposing Hill Manor, they expect an autumn of long days and strict rules. What they don't expect is the creeping dread that seeps through the walls of the house or the haunting presence of the town's dark history lurking just beneath the surface. As Debbie struggles to shield Livy from the mysteries of their new home, her sister grows increasingly attached to an "imaginary friend." But Livy's peculiar behavior and whispered secrets hint at something far more sinister-something tied to Hill Manor's past and a curse that refuses to be buried. With the help of a loyal friend and an unlikely ally, Debbie delves into a chilling tale of betrayal, revenge, and sacrifice. Time is running out, and as the truth unfolds, Debbie must confront her deepest fears to save her sister before it's too late. Hill Manor hides more than just family secrets. Some stories refuse to stay in the past.

For Alexis Morgan, she believes the worst thing a person could do is take things for granted. That was how she felt before becoming blind three years ago. When her family's been offered a corneal transplant by their family doctor, they jump at the opportunity. However, when Alexis comes to after her surgery, she can tell something is slightly different about her. Something that feels...off. It's not long before the new set of eyes are beginning to see unusual things at night, accompanied by a series of startling memories that invade her mind. Alexis knows they aren't hers. A candle-lit room, an unmistakable sense of fear, someone beating her to death-these were some of her donor's final memories. All pieces of a puzzle. Hellbent on wanting to find out more about her donor and why they were murdered, Alexis sets out on an investigation of her own-along with the assistance of an officer who so happens to be her ex-boyfriend-to discover who is behind the death of her donor.

Sometimes, moving to a new place can be both exciting and scary, especially if it's in a different country. But for sixteen-year-old Hannah Owens, the idea of living in England and getting to know a different culture is a great experience. Though from the moment she and her family arrive at their new home, there's something slightly odd about it that she feels but can't quite place at first. During their first week in Stoneley, strange things happen. Hannah finds herself awakening continuously from a horrible nightmare, followed by the sound of bathwater running at ungodly hours of the morning. As the days go by, things get even creepier. And with the exception of her younger sister, her family seems completely unaware of what's going on. Determined to know why this is happening, Hannah starts a little research of her own. She discovers that a supernatural presence inhabiting her house is behind these occurrences and wants her to find the person who murdered them a year ago. With the help of her new friends from school, they all try to piece the puzzle together and search for clues that might lead them to the perpetrator. But as the friends look for answers, Hannah doesn't realize the killer is actually closer than she thinks, and that they will do just about anything to keep her from finding the truth.