When Alison Palmer leaves L.A. and flies to England to escape the financial mess left by her late, philandering husband, she has no money and no job training of any kind. Her future looks pretty grimuntil she gets a job house-sitting Foxton Hall and meets the handsome Nick Berringford and the ghost of his deceased, identical twin brother, Nathan.
Nick tells her his parents once owned the Hall, and that he and Nathan were hoping to buy it back from the current owner. But then Nathan was killed in a freak accident and, according to rumor, Nathan's ghost now haunts the room in the Hall where he died.
Alison doesn't know if it's Nick who's lately been haunting her dreams or the alleged the ghost of his dead brother. She loves the idea of the house being haunted, but if it's Nathan, she wonders why he's hanging around. Is it because of the close bond he shared with Nick? Or a simple case of unfinished business and he's waiting for Nick to buy back their childhood home. But if Nick succeeds in repurchasing the property, then what? Will Nathan feel free to permanently disappear, or will the bond he shared with his twin brother keep him forever tied to the Hall?