“A story of many angles—old romance, the sheer horror of the fire, the time continuum, altered realities, and oh, so much more . . . I couldn’t put it down.” —Readers’ Favorite
 
It is the year 1968 in the small town of Huckster, Illinois, and there are some strange goings on at the abandoned mill just outside of town. Thirty-two years ago a young mill hand, Marty, who worked at the Faversham mill, got caught with more than his hands in the owner’s daughter’s cookie jar. Finding himself without a job and girlfriend the very next day, Marty decides to leave town with a goodbye gift for the owner. He decides to burn the place to the ground. His plan goes horribly wrong and the mill is shut down, along with the many ghosts who were left imprisoned there.
 
Now, thirty-two years later, a group of young teens find themselves in a whirlwind of confusion and terror as they are swept up in the mills revenge. Will these unlikely heroes complete their tasks or will they travel through the looking glass forever and ever? One thing is for sure, the ride will be exciting, frightening and often funny.
 
The Mill is a story like no other.