A terrifying dare could unravel a deadly truth.
Alison Locke feels invisible. Abandoned at an elite boarding school by a mother who barely sees her, Alison longs for acceptance. Her chance comes with a chilling initiation: spending the night in Room Thirteen, the very place where Lily Martin, a girl just like Alison, reportedly took her own life fifteen years ago. Armed with a Ouija board, Alison enters the desolate room, hoping to prove her worth, but instead she awakens a vengeful spirit.
What begins as a spooky prank quickly spirals into a fight for survival. As Lily's presence grows stronger, the line between Alison's reality and the supernatural blurs. Soon, gruesome murders rock the school.
Can Alison uncover the truth behind Lily's death and stop the bloodshed before she becomes the next victim... or the next killer?
Stephen Simpson is known for dark, creepy, and emotionally intense stories where ordinary teens face extraordinary fear. His books blend supernatural suspense with the very real monsters of adolescence — self-doubt, belonging, first love, and the quiet terror of becoming who you really are.
Drawing inspiration from abandoned places, strange newspaper clippings, and the eerie quiet of late-night writing sessions, Stephen crafts unsettling tales filled with ghosts, curses, secrets, and the kind of dread that crawls under your skin. View all by Stephen Simpson
