The normal trio of her, her cousin Ivy and their mutual friend Jacob however is the same but with the addition of friend Tatum a girl a year older than them whom seems to hate Roeshot house since the beginning of their stay. There's also Ivy's sister, Poppy whose only eight but in a bad health way as she rarely eats her food and picks at certain things instead, she seems to be anorexic or at least have EDNOS.
However, they learn of Alice a local elderly lady who had a deathbed confession, that she killed her sister Rose and buried her at her house. Roeshot house.
Freaked by the news the teens set about investigating themselves into the matter and find out the predictions they made before, may just be about to come true...
Tatum is a film student, she records snippets of their investigation throughout but as strange things to do with their predictions swirl in Leah's mind, she starts to doubt Tatum and her wanting action to happen, as well as doubting her mum's partner Steve needing to look into more evidence he just may have...
Another great read from Sue once again, though this one wasn't as loud in the action as the previous ones where more drama and strange plots lied, the simple twists and turns as well as an old murder still have it a thrilling and chilling edge enough to have you gripped!
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