The Haunting at 2095, Paperback

2095 is a house that two families both live and share yet not at the same place in time.

Based on a real-life story, follow Becca Fletcher from a 1990-child to present day as she grows and experiences paranormal activity in her home. Seeing things that no child should: a ghost-lady making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches in her kitchen, lights and a garbage disposer turning on and off by themselves, footsteps in the hallway at night, white-misty apparitions above her head, doppelganger family members, mimicking sounds, door knobs turning in front of her very eyes when she knows no one is on the other side, deadbolts opening entirely on their own, dogs barking at thin air and running away. Becca tries to seek help, but is denied based on her family's Catholic faith with a simple, "Ghost's are for Halloween," leaving her guilt ridden for most of her life.

Also follow Julia Walter and her family during an unwanted job-transfer and move in Ohio. See how their situation worsens and leads to Julia's last days of her life.

How does this all come together? See how 20 years later, while attending a networking event, Becca is set free from her guilt when a total-stranger from a crowd comes forth telling her why Julia came into her life. Becca truly learns how EVERYTHING HAPPENS FOR A REASON