The shocking end of Pat's book is revealed while the Phelps family fights for their souls, individually and as a family.

Pat's pact with Rosemary breathes new life into her career and her marriage; a new house tea gets out of hand, and Pat realizes the deal isn't what she expected.

On the verge of losing everything, Pat decides to make a deal that may damn her forever; Terry's battle with depression leads to deadly consequences.

As Pat tries to get rid of Rosemary for good, she finds out that Terry has been keeping a horrifying secret from her; Gaynor learns a secret about Pat that will change how she views her mother forever.

Pat is writing like a woman possessed until she finds out the true identity of her muse. Terry makes a decision about work that will come back to haunt him.

After years of writer's block, Pat finally finds her muse through the help of a narcotic; Terry's pitch to the Archdiocese of New York turns out to be the presentation from hell.

Pat finds a clue as to the identity of the 1950s housewife who keeps appearing to her; Terry confronts a demon from his past.

After an affair nearly destroys their marriage, Pat and Terry Phelps move their family from the city to a house that may be haunted in Connecticut.