Did you ever feel you were being watched, that things around
you just weren't right? Well, Katie
Summers had those feelings for some time, but kept rationalizing them instead
of Listening to the Shadows. She learned the hard way that if something
seems off, it probably is.
When Katie woke up from her coma after the accident, she
tried to put the pieces together... After
being stood up for a date, Katie drove home in horrendous weather, but it was
the eyes of the dead man in her rear view mirror that caused the accident, not
the pelting rain and wind. How could that be?
Even the mysteriously strange psychiatrist Dr. Shea thought something
else was going on. If there was a dead
man in Katie's car, why wasn't the body still there when the police arrived at
the accident scene?
Once released from the hospital, things didn't get better
for Katie. She lived in an old farmhouse
in a secluded area. Things she once thought were quaint, like no central heat
or electricity, lost their charm when the big empty house didn't feel so
empty. Though she was alone, the shadows
told another story.
Interestingly enough, Dr. Shea kept showing up at the most opportune
times. Opportune for him, or opportune for Katie? Katie started to wonder. She also started to wonder about many of the
people she dealt with on a daily basis, because when things happen in the
shadows, it's hard to tell who you can trust in the light!
