Why do the ghosts attack only him? Or is Henry Fitzgibbons insane? Lana Longstreet is his star author ... and the nom de plume of his estranged wife. Maybe the time has come to officially end any obligation to his wife's Connecticut estate and be free of their torment. He fears the house hates him and that Sylvia does too. Sylvia Fitzgibbons is tired of the charade. She'd ask Henry for a divorce, but the children are planning an anniversary party in August, and she has a deadline for her Johnny Gallant suspense series in the same month. Then there are the decaying rose gardens, the only allure drawing Henry to the estate and her launch parties. When her housekeeper must retire, Sylvia begs for his help. Unable to resist her femme fatale pleas, Henry is trapped for the duration.
But the malignant forces within the estate become increasingly aggressive. Something evil conspires against them that only Faith can conquer. Will they survive?