A teenage girl moves to a small New England town with her father, but the town has secrets. In spite of her best efforts, Rachel can't seem to fit in and has a parade of weird experiences - riddling priests, murders, and mysterious presences. The town's inhabitants seem to think Rachel is the key to ending the deaths plaguing the town - but at what cost? It seems Rachel must learn the town's horrible secret before it's too late.
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