In the quiet town of Raven’s Hollow, nothing ever happens or at least that’s what everyone believes. The streets are familiar, neighbours know each other’s names, and the graduating class has grown up together since childhood. Until one student is found murdered. Police believe it’s an isolated tragedy, but within weeks another classmate disappears. Then another body is discovered. Panic spreads through the school as rumours of a serial killer begin to replace everyday gossip. Curfews are set, parents become overprotective, and no one knows who will be next. Y/N tries to convince herself she’s safe. Until strange things begin happening. A shadow outside her bedroom window. Anonymous messages that reveal things no stranger should know. Flowers left on her doorstep. Photographs of her taken from impossible places walking home, sitting in class, even sleeping through her bedroom window. Someone isn’t just watching her. They’re studying her. As the murders become increasingly brutal, Y/N realizes every victim has one thing in common: they were all connected to her. Friends. Classmates. People she’d spoken to only days before they died. It’s as if the killer is eliminating everyone around her, slowly isolating her until she’s completely alone. Determined to stop the bloodshed, Y/N begins uncovering long-forgotten memories from her childhood surrounding the one person she never expected to think about again. Ellis Morgan. Once her closest friend, the two were inseparable until a single incident shattered everything between them. When they were around 10 or 11, Y/N and Elias were exploring an old quarry. They dared each other to climb somewhere dangerous. Something went horribly wrong. He fell. He survived, but his younger sibling, who had followed them, died trying to help him. The town believed it was just a tragic accident, but Ellis blamed Y/N for encouraging him to go there and blamed her even more because everyone comforted her while he was left grieving

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