Everyone in Clarkstown believes they know who killed firefighter Zane Gravenhurst.

His girlfriend, Jillian, sits behind bars, accused of leaving him to die after a rainy night ended in tragedy. The case is all but closed.

Only Zane’s younger sister knows the truth, and it won’t stay buried forever.

She’s serious yet kooky and a little bit spooky.

Molly Gravenhurst has spent her entire life seeing ghosts. When Zane’s spirit appears with fragmented memories of his final hours, he insists Jillian is innocent. As the only person who can hear him, Molly is forced to investigate in secret, even as her own family publicly condemns the woman Zane loved.

He’s steady and true, and he’ll see it through.

Molly turns to Duncan Fielding, a true crime podcaster and gaming streamer whose quiet compassion slowly breaks through Molly’s grief. With help from Duncan’s cybersecurity analyst brother, Clay, they uncover hidden truths that suggest someone manipulated the crime scene after Zane’s fatal injury.

Every answer points back to the firehouse Zane called home.

As the anniversary of Zane’s death approaches, one man will risk everything to protect the lie that has cost an innocent woman her freedom.

Some ghosts haunt the living.

Others refuse to rest until justice is done.