The Drawings Never Lie

Ramona Evans opens her eyes to find out that not only did she nearly die from falling out of an airplane, but that she's missed three months of her life. With no memories of what led her to the accident that put her in a coma, or of her life before the fall, Ramona struggles to live a normal life in Lakeview Creek.

But when she dreams of being pushed out of a plane and of drawings of other people's deaths, when the police officers of Lakeview Creek start searching for a missing girl from Orange Grove County, when Ramona starts dreaming about the parents that her godparents keep telling her are dead and of a boy that keeps climbing into her old bedroom window, she starts having trouble telling who the liars are from the people that she can trust.

Ramona barely has time to adjust to her new life when cases of people dying in the same drawings she dreams about start popping up, and with the killer still on the loose, Ramona has to quickly remember who the killer was and what valuable information she held before the killer comes back to finish what he started and get rid of Lakeview Creek's only witness.