When Amy and Stacy began creating funeral flower arrangements for an eco-friendly funeral sanctuary in the lush hills of Maleny, they never expected the dead to start talking back.

But during a quiet viewing surrounded by carnations, eucalyptus and jasmine , a murdered man whispers a terrifying secret to Amy…

“My wife poisoned me.”

When retired school principal Henry Bell appears at the funeral sanctuary and tells Amy Manski, “I think my doctor killed me,” she hopes he's mistaken.

But Henry isn't the only spirit asking for help.

As more voices from the dead come forward, Amy and her sister Stacy uncover a disturbing pattern of elderly patients dying shortly after visits from the town's beloved doctor. With no bodies, no autopsies, and a community that trusts him completely, proving the truth seems impossible.

When Amy Manski encounters the ghost of a wet little boy standing beside the Sanctuary's remembrance wall, she expects another spirit seeking help.

What she doesn't expect is his heartbreaking question.

"Have they found me yet?"

The child points to a photograph of Jane Carter and quietly says, "I think that's my Mum."

Gwen Marshall spent her life growing flowers and looking after her neighbours. Then someone smothered her in her sleep.

When Amy Manski hears Gwen's spirit insist she was murdered, she and her sister Stacy begin following a trail of secrets hidden beneath their quiet hinterland town. What starts with suspicious flower deliveries soon uncovers a secret affair and a desperate plan to silence the one woman who knew too much.

When the ghosts of retired American couple Frank and Eileen Wilson appear at a memorial garden claiming they’re dead and nobody knows, sisters Amy and Stacy Manski are drawn into their most disturbing mystery yet.

Everyone believes the Wilsons are travelling the world. Their trusted housekeeper says they’re on holiday. Their beautiful hinterland estate appears perfectly normal.

But the dead remember something different.

When six little girls appear beneath the jacaranda tree at the sanctuary, Amy Manski knows this is no ordinary haunting.

The frightened children remember only fragments, a big house, a cruel woman named Ruby, and a brother who never came back. As Amy and her sister Stacy investigate a long-abandoned orphanage, they uncover a decades-old scandal that shocked Australia and destroyed countless families.