The Little Boy in The Window

Kody Mason has built the kind of life millions envy.

For eleven years, the beloved host of True North with Kody Mason has helped ordinary Canadians share the stories they were once afraid to tell. Away from the cameras, he has a beautiful Caledon home, a loving family and a marriage approaching its twenty-fifth anniversary.

Life is good. Really good.

Then Kody sees a little boy standing in the upstairs window of the abandoned wartime house at the far edge of his property.

The child is pale, silent and furious. One small hand is pressed against the glass. And he is watching Kody as though he has been waiting for him for years.

Soon, the boy begins appearing in mirrors, darkened screens and crowded rooms. Panic tears through Kody's carefully ordered life. When he finally approaches the house, the building itself turns against him-freezing the air, reshaping its corridors and guarding rooms that refuse to be remembered.

The deeper Kody ventures, the more one terrifying truth becomes impossible to escape: the boy does not want to be rescued by a stranger.

He wants an answer from Kody.

The Little Boy in the Window is a haunting psychological thriller about buried childhood trauma, memory, marriage and the terrifying courage it takes to confront what survival demanded we forget.

Some houses are haunted by the dead.

This one is haunted by the child who survived.