When Abra told people about a strange and scary dream she had, people started to pay attention. She also had a premonition during the day about a fire. Then the fire happened – and it’s the shed in her back yard which was burned to the ground.

She’s certain neighborhood children started the fire, so she decides not to press charges, and the police won’t try to find out who did it unless she does. Abra knows behavior like that, if left unchecked in children, can have devastating consequences for the adults they’ll soon become.

Then notes are left on her doorstep, notes that are apologetic. She asks Holly to find out who set fire to the shed, so the children can be helped before their behavior really gets them into trouble and probably arrested.

Internet and neighborhood maps can be a wonderful thing, but sometimes a detective just has to go door-to-door to find clues – and so Holly does.

The prom’s coming up, and the last thing Holly wants on her first prom night is to be worried about a fire. Good thing she’s always willing to help someone! Fortunately, she has some friends and her faithful dog, Lucky, to help!

This is the 13th book in the Holly Lewis Mystery Series by a USA Today Bestselling Author.