A wall that weeps. A secret that kills.



When a homeowner in Savannah contacts Ghost Healers, Inc. about a wall that seeps saltwater each night, Ellen, Sue, and Tanya expect another restless spirit.



They don’t expect a sealed chamber.



They don’t expect names carved into plaster.



And they certainly don’t expect resistance from the living.



As briny tears stain the walls and whispers grow more urgent, the women uncover evidence of a long-buried crime tied to Savannah’s 1950s domestic labor force—young Black women who vanished without investigation, without justice, without memorial.



Someone built a wall to hide the truth.



Now it’s breaking through.



But exposing the past means confronting powerful families who would rather preserve the city’s charm than its history.



Because in Savannah, silence isn’t accidental.



It’s inherited.



And this time, the wall isn’t the only thing cracking.