The Ghost in the Handwriting

When Nora inherits her estranged grandmother's cottage in the fog-shrouded coastal town of Stillwater, she expects dust and memories. What she finds in the attic is a stack of leather-bound journals spanning forty years--and a mystery that reaches across generations. The early entries are in Eleanor's elegant hand. But as the journals progress, the handwriting begins to change. By the final volume, every word is written in Nora's own script--describing events that happened before she was born.
In Stillwater, women have been disappearing for decades. Every seven years, like clockwork. The last entry in Eleanor's journal, dated the week she died, contains a warning in Nora's handwriting: He's coming back in June. And this time, I won't be able to hide. June is now. And someone is watching the cottage.