Evelyn is alone at 104.6 F.M. while Dan recovers from the terrifying incident at the station.

But solitude only makes the strange occurrences harder to ignore.

The bird outside the broadcast window refuses to leave. Sobbing echoes from somewhere deep inside the station’s plumbing. Then a frightened caller comes through the line, speaking as though Evelyn is listening to only one half of a conversation — one that feels disturbingly familiar.

And when Evelyn suddenly begins choking, something impossible emerges from her throat.

With a fog advisory approaching and the forest surrounding the station becoming increasingly unsettling, Evelyn is beginning to realize that whatever is happening at 104.6 F.M. may be far more personal than she imagined.

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