The Doll Museum Opens at Midnight

Forty-one dolls. Forty-one missing girls. The museum opens at midnight. Wren Hollis comes back to Marrow Creek to empty her grandmother's doll museum before the county tears it down. The porcelain room is famous: forty-one dolls, each donated in the month a local girl vanished, none of the disappearances ever solved. Her first night, the shelves have been rearranged. One doll is gone. It matches a girl who went missing three weeks ago, in a town four counties over. There is a name stitched inside every doll's hem. There is a ledger under the floor. And her grandmother's handwriting goes all the way to the present tense. A horror mystery for readers who like small towns with long memories.