Looking for a change, Ryan Donnelly heads for the mountains in search of some peace and quiet, and there is no place better to do that than Golden River. Unfortunately, more than just the beautiful golden hues of aspen trees and the deep greens of towering pines inhabit the mountains and Ryan’s farmhouse and the land it sits on have plans for him that do not include the peace and quiet he is seeking. Before long restless spirits hound Ryan and drive him to the breaking point and death is just around the corner if he can’t find a way to help the spirits find a peaceful rest.

After a nasty breakup with his fiancée, Andrew and his two best friends decide that a vacation is in order. That vacation comes in the form of an inexpensive lakeside resort, and while it doesn’t offer much, it does offer a distraction, which is exactly what the three men need. Unfortunately for Andrew, his distraction comes in the form of a beautiful ghost determined to keep him with her for eternity. Driven to the breaking point, Andrew finds himself on the rail of a balcony five stories above ground and a desperate and determined ghost standing between him and the only people who can pull him from the brink of death.

A hundred and fifteen years is a long time for a building to stand and plenty of time to build a history. But it’s the haunted history of an old theater that attracts Jami and his group of ghost hunters. With over a hundred deaths recorded, ranging from sickness to natural disasters, they are guaranteed to find something. For a ghost hunter the theater is a dream come true, but as the night wears on it becomes quickly evident that more than a couple of restless spirits haunt the theater. Something evil is lurking there that has killed so many already and it will be up to Jami to find a way to keep them alive and keep them from joining the damned for eternity.