Eve is frustrated. An artist without inspiration or direction, she's suffering a slew of strange, unexplained phenomena and comes to a simple conclusion: her house is haunted. She does what any sensible woman would do and she contacts a paranormal investigations show in the hope of getting some answers.

When the show descends upon her home, they're intent on creating just another staged spectacle. But, unexpectedly, the crew encounters some very real activity--shelves collapse, electronics go haywire, a cameraman disappears in the dead of night. As these incidents multiply, it's up to the show's harried, skeptical producer, Sandra, to create order from the madness, while she struggles with her own beliefs about what she's witnessing. Meanwhile, the show's teenage ghost hunter Caitlin is caught up in the unexplained events, convinced she's glimpsing the "other side" and desperate to make contact--even if it means putting the investigation, and herself, in jeopardy.

As their supernatural experiences intensify, they'll have no choice but to venture into the invisible world within themselves and prove that a house is only as haunted as the people in it.
"An eerie and virtuosic debut" (Helen Phillips, author of The Need) about a paranormal investigations TV show that loses control of its subject

Eve is a frustrated young artist and the owner of what she believes is a haunted house. Sandra is an overworked producer at Searching for . . . the Invisible World, a paranormal investigations show perpetually on the brink of cancelation.

For Eve, Searching for . . . is a once-in-a-lifetime chance for validation; for Sandra, it's another soul-crushing week of work at a dead-end job. But then the impossible happens: shelves collapse, electronics go haywire, a cameraman disappears in the dead of night. And behind the camera, is teenage ghost hunter Caitlin finally glimpsing the other side? As the terror mounts, it's up to Sandra to create order from the madness--or will the madness take her, too?