Following a sudden conclusion to her training in the field of spectral investigation, Lucy Carlyle sought refuge in London. There, she encountered two teenagers who operated a paranormal investigative agency.

With his livelihood gone, Lockwood faced a daunting deadline: two weeks to secure £60,000 in damages. Meanwhile, Lucy employed the ring to reach across the veil, seeking communion with the spirit.

Driven by a desire to settle a score, the team accepts a commission from a client of surprising importance. However, the undertaking reveals itself to be far more perilous than initially anticipated.

As the team laboriously worked to secure a disturbed grave in the old cemetery, Lucy heard a voice call her name. Ghosts, she thought, were not meant to speak. Were they?

The team raced to find the missing relic, knowing that rival agents were hot on their heels. Within the shadowy depths of the ghost-hunting world, peril seemed to wait behind every doorway.

The sight of the jarred skull directs Lucy to Bickerstaff’s residence. With a shared purpose, the team accepts the invitation to the Fittes ball, their hope pinned on acquiring a rare volume from the company library.

Under the watchful eyes of George and Flo, Lucy and Lockwood moved to infiltrate a clandestine auction. Here, figures from the criminal underworld would bid for a priceless artifact.

The more Lockwood and Lucy learned about the bone glass, the clearer it became that George was in peril, and that they were racing against a dwindling clock to save him.