Abbie Grimshaw's road to recovery from a traumatic experience takes her on many journeys. On a whim, she stops at St. Michael's church and runs straight into more danger.

This time, there's a supernatural complication: she can see-and talk to-the Earl of Ashford. He died in 1816, but death doesn't stop him from charging Abbie with the safety of two young orphans.

She never imagined life would send her literal demons to battle, but Abbie is a Grimm, like her mother before her. There's a long legacy of defending the innocent at stake.

If she cannot master child-minding and demon-slaying simultaneously, her own legend will be short-lived.

If you enjoy ghostly tales with a fairy tale flavor, you'll love this new face on the Grimm scene.