Ronald Malfi

In "Little Girls" by Ronald Malfi, Laurie returns to her childhood home after her father's death, accompanied by her husband and daughter. Forbidden as a child from entering a mysterious room, Laurie now senses the past's unsettling presence throughout the estate. Her unease grows when her daughter befriends a girl named Abigail, who eerily resembles a neighbor's child who died years ago. As strange occurrences escalate, Laurie questions her sanity and fears a sinister force may be targeting the children. This standalone novel delves into the chilling interplay of memory, madness, and the supernatural.