In October of 2007, Luna's cousin Marlene found a velvet ribbon tied to a fence post on Bell Road, a long gravel stretch outside Huntsville, Alabama. The ribbon was deep red, slightly frayed, and smelled of lavender and something metallic. Marlene tied it around her wrist for luck. Within days, she began hearing a child's voice counting at night, and the ribbon would not come off. Luna pieces together what happened from phone calls, a visit to the county archives, and the last time she saw her cousin alive. A quiet, unsettling story about roads that remember, and things that wait for someone to pick them up.