Finch and Sunny were playmates from birth. However, as childhood connections and dreams begin to fade, Finch realizes that Sunny's friendship with him is not the only thing that is slipping away...

Stacie Evans is focused on three things-graduating high school, padding her resume by volunteering at the local nursing home, and getting out of tiny-town Twin Peaks, Ohio to go to medical school. But when a new face turns up in the volunteer department at the nursing home and later in her classroom, Stacie makes it her mission to discover his story, uncover his secrets, and perhaps make some memories that will last long after the school year ends. Westley Moore is new to the Twin Peaks, Ohio area. Nobody knows who he is, why he's there, or how exactly someone like him landed a spot in the uppity, private school on the north side of town. The fact that he's from the south side doesn't help with his brittle reputation either. But when he meets Stacie Evans, a fellow worker in the Peaks' Nursing Home, he realizes that maybe his senior year and summer in a new place won't be as uncomfortable as he thinks.

All small towns have their quirks. The town of Nowhere, for example, has an overabundance of ghosts. Wyatt Best has lost his money, his father, and his last sweater vest. He is only sad about losing one of those things. When he's sent to live with his estranged uncle in Nowhere, Wyatt is immediately fascinated by its magic. He then meets the Penny family. The three Penny sisters, who were each born on the same day exactly a year apart, have the ability to commune with the ghosts in Nowhere and act as a bridge between the land of the living and that of the dead. Just as Wyatt begins to adjust to his new life in this strange town, a forest appears. And the ghosts it has trapped inside have secrets to tell.