London Keller lost her mother and baby sister when she was five years old. Her mom and stepfather were killed in a car accident, eight-month-old baby Geneva was given up for adoption, and London was raised as an only child by her Grammy and Grampy Keller. The loss was a tragedy. The sisters' reunion was hell. From the moment Geneva made contact, a mysterious darkness haunted Grammy's nightmares and warned of danger for one of her granddaughters. Maybe both. Her dying wish was to reunite the sisters so they could protect each other. London's wish was for more time alone with her grandmother. Neither got their wish. Accusations of greed, promiscuity, and manipulation had tainted the girls' relationship from the very beginning. A series of unexplained incidents after Grammy's death had London's quiet West Virginia community choosing sides and pointing fingers too. This wasn't an ordinary case of sibling rivalry. This was war in a place where darkness casts a shadow. Soon the sisters weren't just competing for money or power; they were fighting for their lives.