Two timelines. One haunted bridge. And a chilling reminder that some evils refuse to stay buried.

For fans of Jaime Jo Wright, Frank Peretti, and psychological suspense with spiritual depth.

Note for Reviewers:

This is a supernatural suspense novel written for readers who enjoy Christian fiction, redemptive themes, and stories that explore the reality of spiritual warfare. If you’re drawn to psychological thrillers with a faith-based foundation, this one’s for you.

When Reese Hayden inherits her late uncle’s home on the banks of the Chunky River, she’s hoping for a fresh start. But the eerie rope hanging from the beams of Stuckey’s Bridge and the strange figure haunting its banks suggest that some histories refuse to stay hidden. As Reese navigates the pain of betrayal and isolation, she discovers the bridge holds more than local legend—it holds power. In 1858, Catherine Porter struggles to find acceptance in a town where her past and present seem to make her invisible. Yet, as unsettling whispers and unexplained disappearances begin to surround Stuckey's Bridge, Catherine is drawn into a confrontation with darkness she never anticipated. Across two timelines, Reese and Catherine face the same chilling evil, one that feeds on isolation and fear. With spiritual battles waging unseen and the bridge at the center of it all, both women must confront the terrifying truth—that some evil is ancient, persistent, and closer than they think.