After the divorce, Paige's mom enrolls in classes in Environmental Somethingorother at the University of Idaho, which means Paige and her brother are also moving to Idaho. If the culture shock coming from LA isn't enough, the house they're renting is seriously weird. A bag of groceries disappears, then reappears where they were just standing. A missing sweater turns up, along with three identical copies of it. It's fun to think of it as quirky ghosts, but then there's also the cloud of flies hanging around the front door and the spiders all over the house, and the buzzing in Logan's room. Logan's creepy behaviors. Texts and phone conversations that only arrive hours later. Paige needs some answers, but knowing might be more horrifying than the mystery. 
 Okay, I really liked this, and I liked the ending--I'd had some expectations and this subverted a bunch of my guesses. There are plenty of loose threads and plot holes, don't get me wrong (really, what's the deal with the flies?? And really, Character, you didn't think that would have been helpful information to provide at some point?), but it was an enjoyable haunted-house story (because it was more about the creepy house than the people). I can think of a few 8th-graders I might hand this to after the break.