This book is told in three parts. The first is that Gage Chandler, a true-crime author, is moving in to live at the sits of a 1986 Halloween massacre. There’s obviously more to the story as Gage begins to uncover what really happened at the home. The second part of the book focuses on excerpts from his previous books, and an experimental fiction story fills up the final part of the book. This is part horror, part true crime and a what can be considered a meta work that leads to a satisfying ending for those who are willing to go along on the creative ride.