More than anything in her young world, Georgie Chapman had always wanted a horse of her own. When a neglected, half-starved colt inexplicably wanders on to her family's Montana ranch, the ponytailed teen becomes the palomino's caregiver, trainer, and best friend. Together, they discover their property is haunted by eerie spirits. Ghosts. At first, only unnerving nuisances occur...tools moved in the barn, equipment tampered with, sightings of a spooky shadow figure. Georgie's dog, Joey, and horse, Freedom, are too often on edge...tormented and scared. Her parents are oblivious to the evil that lurks, blowing off the strange events as harmless coincidences or their daughter's overactive imagination. Georgie's problems don't end there. She encounters more suspense with high school peers---some good friends with high moral principles to be admired...some overly-entitled bullies you'll root against. Grant Bishop, a hard working son of a cattle rancher lives several miles up the road. The young cowboy falls hard for the petite tomboy. He gladly volunteers, along with her best friend, Tana, to assist with training her horse that summer. Georgie recognizes that the dark entities are growing more powerful, ramping up their danger. It falls on the three teenagers to rescue her beloved family and innocent animals from the wicked paranormal assaults.