This harrowing horror film helmed by legendary director Robert Mulligan provides enough twists and turns to keep you guessing up until its shocking ending! Mysterious accidents befall a family on a farm in depression-era rural Connecticut, resulting in the loss of a beloved father and a cherished twin brother. But when nine-year-old Holland begins to see - and speak to - his twin, the remaining family members can only wait in terrified anticipation for more tragedies to occur.as it slowly dawns on them that the accidents may not be accidental after all. Adapted by Thomas Tryon from his popular novel.

Feathers unfurl from my skin. My plummet curves into a swoop, and I tuck my talons beneath my body. From girl to great horned owl in about a second. Pretty good, huh?

Gwen Williams is like any other modern teenager with one exception: she's a shapeshifter. Never having known her Pooka-spirit father, Gwen must struggle with the wild, wonderful magic inside of her alone—and in secret. While society may tolerate vampires, centaurs, and "Others" like Gwen, there are plenty of folks in Klikamuks, Washington, who don't care for her kind.

Now there's a new werewolf pack in town, and Others are getting killed, including Gwen's dryad friend. The police are doing zilch. In the midst of terrible loss and danger, Gwen meets a cute Japanese fox spirit who's refreshingly comfortable with his Otherness. Can Gwen find the courage to embrace her true self and find the killer-before she becomes the next victim?

"This who-done-it is an unusual blend of mystery and fantasy, starring original characters not often featured in modern urban fantasy for teens. I really enjoyed it."—Annette Curtis Klause, author of Blood and Chocolate