Since receiving an unwelcome plea for help at the membrane, Trinity MacNeil has refused for even a second to remove her jade moon necklace, empowered to protect her. She has worked to gain control over her clairsentience, and her relationship with Maisie Beckett has continued to strengthen. Now, she's about to start her dream job, and she's bound and determined to let nothing and no one interfere.
Not Sheriff Danforth who shows up and tries to manipulate Trinity into confirming his suspicion that she's psychic. Not Abbie Lathan who has news reporters hanging on her every word and unwittingly passing messages to Trinity—ones that point to repressed memories of her childhood.
Despite her fear, Trinity is determined to remember, but all her attempts are met with anger from Richard, the spirit guide who swore to protect her. If Richard's not protecting her, who is he protecting? Is he responsible for the dark heaviness that overtakes the house and its occupants?
Does Trinity have the power to unmask and outwit this malevolent spirit trying to destroy her life, isolate her from those who love her, and make her his own? To what lengths will she go to save herself, her relationship with Maisie, her life? And, at what cost?
