Frozen Charlotte by Alex Bell

Sophie humors her best friend Jay when he shows her a Ouija board app at a café. Suddenly, the lights go out and Sophie glimpses a showy girl standing on a table. Later that night, Jay mysteriously dies. Grief-stricken and needing solitude, Sophie spends the summer on the Isle of Skye with her uncle’s family. Upon arrival, she learns he lives in a former school shuttered after a string of murders with her three cousins–and the haunting absence of a fourth cousin, Rebecca. Strange voices beckon to Sophie from the dolls in Rebecca room, and she swears she feels them watching her as she begins to untangle the secrets that tie the dolls to the ghost from the cafe. A gothic school house perched on a steep cliff, the legend of the frozen charlotte dolls locked in a glass cabinet, and Sophie’s damaged and disturbing extended family deliver unadulterated horror with every turn of the page. Frozen Charlotte relentlessly terrifies all the way until the frantic and shocking climax.