The White Door

The Brown house is taboo. It's not talked about in social circles, because it's too terrifying to imagine the horrors that went on inside its walls.

Brylee isn't scared anymore, but that's because she's a dead-talker and can tolerate her ghostly roommates.

She's trying to move on with her life after the crisis that took place, but it's hard to do so after the death of a loved one.

When a body rises in her back yard, her town goes nuts. Suddenly they're banging on her door and shouting for justice.

And once again, malevolence comes out to play. They say fire burns brighter in the darkness, but it also hurts like hell.