Eden, Kentucky, Is Just Another Dying, Bad-luck Town, Known Only For The Legend Of E. Starling, The Reclusive Nineteenth-century Author And Illustrator Who Wrote The Underland--and Disappeared. Before She Vanished, Starling House Appeared. But Everyone Agrees That It's Best To Let The Uncanny House--and Its Last Lonely Heir, Arthur Starling--go To Rot. Opal Knows Better Than To Mess With Haunted Houses Or Brooding Men, But An Unexpected Job Offer Might Be A Chance To Get Her Brother Out Of Eden. Too Quickly, Though, Starling House Starts To Feel Dangerously Like Something She's Never Had: A Home. As Sinister Forces Converge On Starling House, Opal And Arthur Are Going To Have To Make A Dire Choice: To Dig Up The Buried Secrets Of The Past And Confront Their Own Fears, Or Let Eden Be Taken Over By Literal Nightmares. If Opal Wants A Home, She'll Have To Fight For It.--