The Murder Madness Series: New Girls

Willow is your average college girl, she had beautiful chestnut hair that reaches to her hips, a shy yet bubbly personality, and amazing friends to boot, so getting your first home away from home is pretty exciting for the young college student.

Yet, something doesn't feel quite right about this apartment. Willow's grandmother, the one who picked Willow's apartment, claims that it's the best apartment in America. Alex, Willow friend since grade school, says that Willow is just being paranoid, what with school and their new job, who wouldn't be, but Willow isn't so convinced.

Ever since she has moved into her new place, the closet door has been opening and closing by its self, there are these strange noises that happen randomly, and to make matters worse it sounds like someone is snooping around Willows house. Crepe, Willow's cat, is the only one who believes Willow and her strange feelings.

One day, Willow decides that enough is enough and, in an act of courage, opens the creepy closet door, where all the strange noises appear to be coming from, only to find herself falling into a strange and creepy new world.

This world isn't like anything Willow has ever seen before, monsters roam the streets, houses are a mix of a Tim Burton and something out of a fairytale, and the world itself looks like a crossover of Japan and something from Alice In Wonderland.

On top of that, Willow has no idea how she's going to explain her strange disappearances to her family and friends, but that's not even the worst part. In Willow's world, detectives are working day and night thanks to the dramatic ( and sudden ) rise in deaths. All these deaths are either confirmed to be accidental or from an overdose of some type of medicine, but is it really?