Jaq Evans

When phony spiritualist Brigit Weylan returns to her hometown to assist in a case that eerily mirrors her sister's death sixteen years prior, she must finally face her long-suppressed trauma and the secrets she's been running from — because something has waited a very long time for Brigit to come home.

Evans gets the pacing of this chiller just right. Skin-crawling and unpredictable. - Publishers Weekly

Opens with an unease that builds to outright disturbing ... a compelling combination of lies, secrets, and twists. - Booklist