Detectives Miles Whitlock and Mike Young are assigned to a murder case that is seemingly a slam dunk. That is, until the handsome coroner Jack Romano shows them the autopsy report. An unexpected discovery transforms the case into a sinister hunt for the killer and a race against time to safe a four-month-old baby boy.

The further they dig into the Johnson family history, the darker it gets. They uncover increasingly disturbing secrets, raising questions about events from centuries ago. Secrets are revealed, but do they really want to know what happened all those centuries ago?

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A child’s cry inside Miles’ mind and an old man in a wheelchair who appears to be an asylum patient, yet is unrecognized, are making the case even more complicated. The possibility of a ghost being the perpetrator is raised as a central mystery.

The mystery surrounding Harmony Meadows is deepening—a hospital with a tragic and painful past, where the forgotten and forsaken were left to languish. Detectives Miles and Mike’s investigation at the historical society involves sifting through archives and old newspapers to find a connection to the Johnson family’s demise, with her presence remaining a shadowy, elusive detail in the town’s history.

The atmosphere becomes charged and unsettling, with a palpable sense of the supernatural, prompting Mike to reach for his gun, despite the futility of such a defense against potential spectral entities.

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They have crossed into a parallel world, significantly escalating the complexity of their hunt for the killer. Facing the unknown, Detective Miles acknowledges their profound unpreparedness and the overwhelming nature of their situation.

All the while, a romance is blossoming between Detective Miles Whitlock and Jack Romano, the handsome coroner.