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Nile Owens had a few friends in high school, a group of 8 of them in total. They were mostly different, had their fun, and on their way to college, Nile starts to realizes how unenergetic everybody was about meeting. After a bit of regretting how much he misses high school, he heads off with his parents in the car in a drive to college.

They stop for the night at Raven's Hollow, thinking it just a tourist attraction for the people who wish old towns were still prevalant. After arriving there, he heads for the Dancing Raven, the hotel he will be staying in for the night.

Unbeknownst to him, his parents set up this road trip on the way to the college to be a reunion of him and his friends, and their parents. Nile's parents are the only ones there, since the others' parents are all out antique shopping at a near store. Everybody's getting along fine, until a game is proposed. Whoever can find the most interesting thing in the town, which will be voted on, is the winner, and gets to ask everybody in private any question they want to each person. As much as Nile thinks it sounds like a bad idea to Nile, he plays along and everybody goes their seperate ways in the town.

Raven's Hollow is completely deserted, with only the friends and their parents to inhabit the inn with no staff. As a heavy fog rolls in, and their parents don't return from antique shopping, the group begins to wonder exactly what is wrong with the small town of Raven's Hollow.

That's where things start going very, very wrong. A once happy group of friends is tested with suspicion, murder, and insanity. Long buried secrets will be unearthed, and the simple group of eight friends will realize how inextricably linked they are, and how far apart the truth, or lack thereof, will pull them.