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by Jen Wilde (Author)
For fans of India Hill Brown and K. R. Alexander, a chilling ghost story about the way history haunts us.
"This house is in my skin, my bones, my blood. It holds generations of our souls."
Maggie doesn't mind moving in the middle of the school year. It's not as though she had any friends to say goodbye to.
And when she arrives at Oak Grove, she's not at all surprised to find that the town has been whispering about her family for hundreds of years. The Havercroft women have always had a reputation for being "different".
Only maybe the town is right. Her family and their house are haunted. The walls breathe, the floorboards whisper, and the ghosts of her ancestors are trying to break free.
They're trapped, and Maggie is the only person who can free them.
Author Biography
Jen Wilde (she/they) is a queer, autistic author. She writes unapologetically queer stories about unlikely heroes, fangirls and geeks who smash the patriarchy in their own unique ways. Her books have been praised in Teen Vogue, Buzzfeed, Autostraddle, Vulture and Bustle.
