The day Genie turned eighteen, she threw what she needed in the back of her car and got out of town, as far as possible, away from the man who made her days miserable. But now that man was in a casket and Genie must come home to settle her grandfather's estate. Get his affairs in order and get out of Shireton is his granddaughter's motto as she keeps the return plane ticket in her pocket like a good luck charm. But the house waits, has been waiting for many years, and now it can finally tell the girl who came back as a woman the secrets of what happened in its walls. Secrets have ways of growing legs and there are forces that need her to know the hidden horrors as well as those who want to hide those very secrets. Logic fails Genie once she enters the house that is determined to show her before she leaves again. The house is waiting and it has been haunted with horrors that it wished the girl did not have to see, but that the woman must know.