When 28-year-old Clara Morrison inherits her estranged grandmother's crumbling Victorian house in the rural town of Ash Hollow, she expects dust, decay, and decades of silence. What she doesn't expect is the doll an eerily pristine porcelain figure seated upright in an antique crib in the attic, with glassy blue eyes that seem to follow her every move. At first, Clara assumes it's just a relic of her grandmother's peculiar tastes. But then, the whispers begin soft murmurs at night in a voice that doesn't belong to anyone living. Objects shift when no one is near. And dreams bleed into reality, filled with flickering candlelight, chanting, and a name she doesn't remember learning: "Annarose." As the town's dark past unravels—stories of missing children, seances gone wrong, and a dollmaker who vanished without a trace Clara begins to suspect that her grandmother was part of something much more sinister. The doll, it turns out, is not just haunted. It's alive. And it remembers everything. Now Clara must uncover the truth behind the doll's origin and her family's involvement before she becomes the next soul trapped in porcelain.