Eighteen years after being committed, Beverly is finally free.
Or so she thinks.

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Sent to recover at her family’s crumbling summer house on the Connecticut shore, Beverly is reunited with her half-brother—a man she barely knows, in a place she barely remembers. But the silence of the house isn't peaceful. It hums. It watches. It waits.

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When a decayed corpse is discovered in the peach orchard, Beverly’s fragile world begins to splinter. She sees things no one else can. Hears whispers no one else does. Either the house is haunted… or her mind is fracturing all over again.

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But buried beneath rotting floorboards and blood-soaked history is a deeper, older truth. One that ties Beverly to the house in ways she never imagined.

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She came home to recover her life. But the house remembers who she really is.

And it’s not done with her yet.