Twins Charlie and Ginny Elsworth grew up in the company of the ten percent. Springs in Paris, autumns spent on a superyacht wandering through the Mediterranean, winters in Austria or Switzerland. But summers? Summers were always spent in Riverdale. The twins were used to fending for themselves, used to the mounting pressure to be perfect, used to the strange business meetings in their homes at midnight, used to grasping at straws for their parent’s acceptance, but in Riverdale? They had Cheryl and Jason Blossom, perfect twin children of Charlie and Ginny’s parent’s longtime friends and business partners. Summers were spent with the four of them hiding in the forest near Sweetwater river, pretending that nothing else existed, that the four of them was all that there was in the world. And then those golden summers ended. When Jason was brutally murdered that summer’s end their tenth grade year, Charlie and Ginny were heartbroken, adamant that they stay, to be with Cheryl. But they were refused, and Charlie and Ginny found themselves cut off from a broken Cheryl, and from Riverdale. While years passed, horrible stories of dark rumors and evil acts floated around the subject of the town with pep. Five years later, Ginny has managed to manipulate their parents into letting the two of them attend Riverdale Specialatory School of Higher Learning, the country’s most elite private college, to finish out their degree programs, and the two of them are eager to reconnect with their former best friend. What they don’t know, however, is that Riverdale is still far from peaceful, and things can and do still go bump in the night. Things that shouldn’t be disturbed, and things that hold secrets about why their parent’s really kept them from going back to Riverdale all those years. Strange things are stirring outside the dorms.