Reeling from the death of their father, Moonie, and Riggs Hooper have a lot of things to figure out. After the funeral, and all the medical bills, Sullivan Hooper hadn’t left much in the way of an inheritance unless you counted all the debt. Selling the only home they’ve ever known looked like the only way to escape it. Late one night, Moonie and her friend Ophelia came across a little shoebox with a couple of photos that made Moonie’s eyes glisten with fascination. Her father had wiped the memory of their mother from their home, but he had forgotten about those two little pictures. Underneath it, tri-folded and yellowing, sat the deed to another property that neither Moonie nor her brother could remember.

Cabin 71 on Eaden Ridge was a massive three-story mansion deep in the resort town of Grizzly Cove. Moonie couldn’t fathom why her father hid it from them, but now she was armed with new hope and a plan to sell the newfound property as soon as they took a peek inside. Sometimes, stories are hidden for a reason, and Eaden Ridge had a doozy. As Sullivan’s past unfolds, Moonie and Riggs are torn by a heavy question. Forget about their past, their family, and who their father really was, or possibly die uncovering the nasty truth.