13 Doors, Behind Each Are Wolves

When Frankie’s mother died, her father left her and her sister at an orphanage in Chicago. Frankie thought it was a temporary measure: when dad got back on his feet, he would be able to take them back. But her dreams shattered when her father showed up with a new woman and said he was leaving the state.
Now Frankie and Toni are completely alone — two young, unwanted girls trying to survive. As the embers of the Great Depression smolder in the fires of World War II, Frankie searches for anything that will help her endure amidst the ruins of a shattered America.

To be honest, I don’t even know how Frankie’s story will end.
But I will watch her to find out.
At least that’s what ghosts usually do.