After being driven away eighteen years earlier following drifter Clay Taft’s killing spree in which his mother and three other women were brutally murdered, Mark Dixon has returned to his childhood home, Camp Stockton. In an attempt to help his troubled wife, Leslie, recover from personal tragedy, Dixon is now running a camp for young female artists on his family’s property. However, plans go awry when the camp’s nurse, Muriel Griswald, disappears and later turns up with her throat slit on opening day! Fighting the memories of his mother’s own vicious murder, Dixon is then surprised by the unexpected arrival of Amanda Winslow, the daughter of another of Taft’s victims. The young woman assumes Griswald’s position at the camp, intent on helping Mark find out more about her predecessor’s murder and whether or not it has anything to do with the killing nearly two decades before. Before long, when another young woman is killed and Amanda is taunted by the murderer, the parallels between the prior killings and the current happenings become apparent. When another corpse turns up and an ominous warning is left, everyone at Camp Stockton attempts to piece together the deadly puzzle and determine who the next intended victim might be. Soon thereafter, Mark comes face to face with the deranged killer and learns the horrific motive behind the murders at Camp Stockton, a memory certain to haunt him forever.

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