Someone Knows You’re Home

When thirty-one-year-old Mara Ellis returns to her estranged mother’s house outside Guthrie, Oklahoma, she expects to settle the estate and leave the past where it belongs. Instead, she finds a photograph of herself sleeping in her apartment. Someone has been watching her. Then the messages begin. You still sleep facing the door. You shouldn’t have opened the wall. Ask your mother what happened to the girl behind it. Her mother is dead. The house should be empty. And the girl Mara remembers from eighteen years ago was supposed to be gone forever. But strange voices echo through the rooms. Photographs appear where they shouldn’t.