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When 24-year-old barista Ami is sacrificed by a cult, whose leader happens to be her childhood best friend and first love, Kaleb, she soon discovers a dark secret about her past that may be the world's undoing.

In 2011, the ghosts invaded, and the world, for the most part treated their appearance as a joke. But for Ami, the situation wasn't so amusing when she discovered that the slightest ghostly touch forced her to relive the specters' worst moments. A curse that no mere mortal should have to bear.

But then again, it seems to some that Ami is no mere mortal. At least that's the belief of a group of cultists who are convinced that there is more to the young woman than meets the eye. It's just too bad that she'll have to die to prove that she's not the fabled goddess of the underworld.

As Ami's control of the ghosts grows, she is left with questions she can't answer. Her only option is to force the truth from Kaleb. But that means that she's got to convince him and his followers to quit trying to killing her long enough to talk.

And, when the ghosts shift from being a novelty to becoming a danger to society, Ami must decide if she wants to uncover her forgotten past or if she's willing to let the whole world go to hell to escape it.

When 22-year-old Joy Hayes realizes that the voice inside her head isn't her own, the battle begins for control of the young woman's mind, body, and soul.

After surviving years of childhood trauma, and a battle against cancer, life has led Joy into a dead-end accounting job—a purgatory of cubicles and beige walls. But then she meets Buttercup, an inner voice that is not her own—a sarcastic and mocking force with dark thoughts and powers beyond Joy's wildest imagination.

Embracing her newfound sense of power, Joy begins to wonder, with this unseen companion by her side, is it possible to win the heart of her best friend, Ethan, a nerdy but handsome engineering student?

But as Joy searches for happiness, she fails to realize that she's slowly losing herself to this darker force as the malevolent entity seeks to right the bigger wrongs in Joy's life. Tapping into Joy's repressed thoughts, Buttercup sets out to deliver justice—even if it means taking possession of the young woman's body to punish those deemed to be a threat.

After a lifetime of victimization at the hands of others, will Joy become a victim of her own mind, giving into Buttercup's darkest desires? Or will the young woman have the strength to seize control over her inner demon and repair her divided mind?