Haunt Me, Then by Laramie DeanCaught in a sudden Montana blizzard, Lockwood Linden takes refuge at his cousin Heaths ranch, a decaying house with walls of rot and silence, land that stretches for miles. But safety is an illusion. From the dead orchard, a figure charges toward himshifting into a monstrous dog before Heath drags Lockwood inside and bolts the door. And upstairs, in a room meant for rest, something begins to knock on the glass: a boy with yellow eyes, staring in from