Steve Lipkin

Canino Steve Lipkin

Seeing is believing, unless ... After an injury affects her vision, 14-year-old Sam Williams is the only human who can see the trail of clues that will unravel the puzzle behind the disappearance of her great aunt more than fifty years earlier. Sam and her mother, Ellen, arrive in Glen River, Illinois to begin a new life. Ellen starts a new job working for her Uncle Mitch, helping him run his salvage business. Sam takes on the challenges of a new high school. They settle into the very first home that Mitch Williams and his long-deceased wife Millie owned in Glen River. An injury after a violent encounter with a school bully enables Sam to see things that she quickly realizes are visible to no one else. These visions make no sense until Sam learns that her great Aunt Millie did not die as she has been led to believe, but disappeared one day in 1964. The more Sam uncovers, the more she starts to see the bigger picture of what happened to Millie Williams all those years ago. Sam's investigation brings to light the mortal danger of the past that is still very much alive in the here and now.