When Maggie Wren receives a letter inviting her to the Hollow Hotel, a place she has never heard of, she nearly throws it away. But the letter contains a photograph of her brother, Aaron, who vanished five years ago. The photo is recent. And the invitation is written in his handwriting.

The Hollow Hotel sits at the end of a road that no longer appears on maps, in a town called Stillwater that no one has ever visited. The hotel is grand, beautiful, and completely empty—except for a dozen other guests who have all received the same invitation, each one with a photograph of someone they have lost.

The rules are simple: stay for three nights, and the hotel will give you what you want most. But there are other rules, too, written in the guest book. Never open the door on the fourth floor. Never follow the music after midnight. And never, ever look into the mirrors.

As the guests begin to disappear one by one, Maggie realizes the hotel is not a place of healing. It is a threshold. And something on the other side is waiting to come through.

THE HOLLOW HOTEL

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