Ben Potter is back in West Virginia, this time to stay. He's returned for a fresh start, to try and rebuild his reputation, his career, and his life, all the while staying active in the life of his daughter an ocean away. But the content on Ben's new website, Paranormal Appalachia, isn't exactly going viral.

Grace Crowe's legal practice isn't doing much better, lurching from case to case, representing clients for too little money and too little appreciation. Then a woman walks through her door that changes everything - the second wife of Sid Grimaldi. Sid has been charged with burning down his own home decades ago with his newborn triplet daughters inside. Sid's murder case is the talk of northern West Virginia and Grace can't afford not to take it.

Sid doesn't just say that he's innocent of setting that fire, but that he knows his girls are still alive. Ben agrees to investigate and when strange characters in black suits start showing up it looks like Sid might be onto something. Will it be enough to keep him out of prison? And what's this about astral projection?

From the author of Moore Hollow comes the continuing story of a man who can't help seeking answers, even if he can't quite figure out what to do with the truth.