Raw from her recent breakup with Brody and battling crippling writer's block, Peyton fled the city for her parents' isolated Winter Cabin in Darktown. With a nationwide lockdown set to begin in days, the remote location was meant to be the perfect escape-a forced solitude to finish her second book.
The silence was shattered during a late-night video call with her sister, Danica. A flicker of movement-a shadow outside the kitchen window-made Danica gasp. Then, abruptly, the lights went out. Running on the limited battery of her laptop, Peyton took a nervous walk through the dark house while Danica stayed connected, her voice tight with fear.
The tension broke with a sudden knock on the kitchen door. It was Trevor, Peyton's lifelong best friend, somehow appearing in the middle of nowhere. Relief flooded Danica; her sister was safe now.
But was she?
As the days blurred together, strange things began to happen. The electrician hired to fix the persistent power issue couldn't find a fault and, after his final visit, simply vanished. Meanwhile, Trevor seemed to be around all the time, his familiar comfort morphing into an unsettling, inescapable presence.
The woods are a perfect place to hide a dead body...
When Andrew Cavanaugh, CEO of Frameworks Enterprise steps in one night to save a single mom - Sarah Armstrong and her children from her abusive boyfriend. He walks away from the fight with much more then just a head injury - he walks away with a new family. When Drew awakes he is under the impression that Sarah is his wife and her three children are their children. Sarah wants to ignore it, she wishes to avoided Andrew all together, but when Andrew's billionaire father reaches out to her and offers her a large sum of money - money she desperately needs for her children she is forced to reconsider things. All Sarah and her kids have to do is pretend everything Andrew says is true. They have to become his fake family, but with the love and passion they share is it possible to become a real family?