Adrienne didn’t know what to expect when she arrived at Ashburn House. She’d never met the deceased owner, her estranged great-aunt Edith, and was surprised that she’d been bequeathed the property.

By all accounts, Edith was a strange woman. She rarely let guests into her home and a myriad of rumours surrounded the property. The residents of the nearby town claimed to have seen a wraith-like figure pacing behind the drawn curtains and to feel ghostly fingers brush their necks when they passed the driveway.

Adrienne doesn’t believe in ghosts, but it’s hard to ignore the unease that grows as she explores her new home. Strange messages have been carved into the wallpaper, her pet cat stares at nothing, and an old gravestone hidden in the woods behind the house hints at a bleak and shocking history.

One thing quickly becomes clear: Ashburn’s dead are not at peace.