Katrina didn't plan on spending her afterlife trapped in a cursed forest with the guy who killed her. She may be a ghoul and hell-bent on revenge, but that doesn't mean she has to be unhappy. Or does it mean? Someone or something sings at night, and that voice makes her think that there is still hope. In fact, it makes her want to correct one of her many mistakes. If she can help another ghost get out of this forest - he must be buried on sacred ground - then Katrina will realize that she is not really a monster. But what if the magical creature that cursed this forest finds out about her plans? What if he offers her what she's been craving since she was killed? Getting revenge in the afterlife is not what she expected. Neither is falling in love.