"'They call him the Ghost because no one knows if he exists or not!' Sydney screamed. Nick watched, helplessly, as he struggled free from his bonds. When he looked down at them, though, nothing visible held him back. What the heck? He thought to himself. Reaching again, he failed and stumbled back. Before he hit the ground, Nick snapped back to reality sitting up in a cold sweat. The only light the world had to offer came from the clock on his nightstand, which signaled it was four in the morning. He threw his head back on the pillow and rubbed his temples. The nightmares were getting worse. After three hundred and forty-eight days, Sydney still hadn't come back." With Sydney Cruise's year deadline fast approaching, Nick Dublani's depression and nightmares are getting worse. He promised to move on, but the closer the year mark comes, the further he feels from being ready to follow through. That is until he bonds with Gracie, the new girl at church. All Sydney wants is to be at home with Nick and the girls, especially with her year deadline so close. There's just one problem: she's in jail for telling one too many lies to the wrong people. Now, on top of finding a permanent solution to her drama with Andrew, Sydney has to escape her cell and make it back home before Nick moves on like she told him. Will Sydney's past come back to haunt her? Will the Ghost's reputation send them all crawling underground? Or will God's fantastic truth set them free?