A hurricane barrels into the Texas Gulf Coast, leaving Galveston battered and broken. Uncle Henry's Bed & Breakfast takes the brunt of it, and when the storm finally passes, he's gone—claimed by the chaos. News of his uncle's death hits Ronnie hard, but before he can even catch his breath, he finds himself holding the keys to the battered old B & B.
Ronnie's friends won't let him face this alone. They drop everything, take time off work, and head to Galveston, ready to roll up their sleeves. At first, the work is almost therapeutic—scrubbing, repairing, replacing. But then they uncovers a hidden grave on the property, and everything changes. The house, once just creaky and old, starts to feel alive, and not in a good way. Moans drift from the attic. Paintings fall when no one's watching.
Curiosity turns into obsession as they dig into the story behind the grave. What they find is a mystery that stretches back a century. Lyndon and Tom investigate, while Steve uncovers a curious link to New York that nobody saw coming.
Determined to get answers, Paul tracks down a local medium. The group gathers for a séance, half skeptical, half terrified. What unfolds is nothing any of them could have prepared for.
As the investigation spirals, the questions pile up. Was Uncle Henry's death really just a tragic accident—or did something more sinister have a hand in it? Why was someone buried on the property instead of in a cemetery? What secret is the Great Hurricane of 1901 still hiding? And is it possible for a serial killer to reach out from beyond the grave?
There's only one way to find out. With Kevin lending a hand, the group faces the biggest question of all: are ghosts real, or is the past just refusing to stay buried?
