Thirteen-year-old Shannon can hear the whispers of regret from the dead. But when her neglected uncle’s grave tells her a secret, it will ignite a storm of discovery that could change everything she perceived to be true.

After having to move from the big city to her grandparent’s rural farm, Shannon thinks her life will forever be boring fields of soybeans and manure. That is, until she finds a cemetery full of people dying to talk to her, including an uncle she never knew. Using the voices from beyond to guide her, as well as her very much alive friends, Shannon starts to investigate the supposed accident that killed her uncle nineteen years ago. But as she begins to dig deeper for answers, she’ll uncover a culture of homophobia not only within her small town of Fishburn, but her own family. Shannon will have to choose between dredging up the past and its toll on those closest to her, or fighting to help change the perception of what it means to love without regret.