Reply All

Dana Pruitt never expected Aunt Verna’s will to leave her a house with a job attached. To keep 14 Larkspur Lane, the struggling single mother must spend a year moderating the Bellhaven Community Board. Twelve months of lost dogs, yard sales, and neighborhood complaints seems like a small price to pay for the home she and her son desperately need.

Then the dead begin to post.

A grocery list appears under the account of a woman who died decades ago. More memorialized profiles follow, all circling the name Danny Ferris, a nine-year-old boy who vanished during a Fourth of July picnic in 1994. When the posts begin counting down and a dead account contacts her son’s tablet, Dana can no longer dismiss them as glitches.

Hidden notebooks, deleted messages, a child’s red sneaker, and a confession buried among Aunt Verna’s papers lead Dana toward an old well and a truth Bellhaven has protected for thirty years. Each clue draws her deeper into the silence her aunt spent a lifetime maintaining.

To expose what happened to Danny, Dana must use the same community board that helped erase him. But once the dead have found a way to speak, telling the truth may not be enough to make them stop.

Reply All is a chilling supernatural horror story about digital ghosts, inherited guilt, and the terrible cost of keeping a town’s secrets.