Carnegie's Hall

The year is 1940, when the threat of World War II is on America's horizon. A young woman named Carnegie Taylor is tired of losing people. She's already lost her mother to alcoholism, her brother to an explosion in the mines, and her father overseas after he'd been drafted to the army. Now mostly alone, Carnegie's only solace is in her cousin, Adam Mann, who she has been best friends with the entirety of her life. When Adam announces that he has been drafted into the military just like her father, Carnegie is horrified. Adam promises to write her as much as possible during a heartfelt goodbye, but so little letters actually arrive that Carnegie is constantly worried. All seems grim when suddenly, a heartbroken Carnegie finds herself in a fantasy world that embodies her own imagination. Shocked, she dives deeper into the mystery, finding happiness where you least expect it. Carnegie calls it the hall- taking the form of whatever she wished and making it seem as real as you could get. Slowly, however, the hall begins to show her the evils she never even knew existed. Carnegie soon realizes that in order to escape the hall, she must come face to face with all the demons that she's been hiding for years and save herself.