A year ago, archaeologist Leslie MacIntyre barely survived the explosion that took the life span of her fiancé, Matt Connolly. In the longer months since, she’s slowly come to conditions not merely with her reduction but with her unsettling fresh ability to communicate with spirits, a dubious “present” received in the wake of her personal brush with loss of life. Now she’s returned to lessen Manhattan’s historical Hastings House, site from the explosion, to conquer her doubts and investigate a newly discovered burial floor. With this about The Deceased Room place restless spirits hold the secrets not only of history injustice but of an extremely real and incredibly modern conspiracy with deadly designs for the city’s women – including Leslie herself. By evening Matt appointments her in dreams, caution her and providing clues to the reality, while by day she finds herself helped by – and drawn to – his flesh-and-blood cousin Joe. Torn by her emotions for both guys, caught between the worlds from the living and the dead, Leslie challenges against the encroaching risk that threatens to get over her. As she is drawn nearer to the darkness in the centre of Hastings House, she must ultimately face the energy of an bad mind, alone in a place where not even the guys she love can conserve her.