They're Watching

She heard the voices. No one believed her. Now they won't stop.

Joan Stevenson lost everything the night her husband and daughter vanished. What followed were years of silence - and something worse than silence. Voices. Low, persistent, sourceless. The doctors labeled her delusional.

After many years, Joan rebuilt. And buried it all. Now she lives quietly on the edge of a wind farm with her grown daughter, Connie, the one she almost lost, and her son-in-law and two grandsons. It's a small life, but it's hers.

Then Connie starts hearing the voices. (or maybe Until Connie starts hearing the voices.)

When people from the nearby town begin to go missing, suspicion closes around Connie like a fist. Joan knows that shape, knows exactly how it feels to be the one everyone already decided was broken. She won't let her daughter disappear into that story.

But the wind farm has stood over this land for a long time. And the more Joan looks at it, the more certain she becomes that something out there has been paying attention.

To her family. To their future.

To the ones who can hear.

As the disappearances mount, Joan must uncover the truth before Connie becomes the next victim.

Psychological horror meets small-town mystery in this chilling thriller where the voices are real-and they have plans of their own.