A widow embarks upon a crusade to find the truth about her husband's mysterious death and the chilling faces he saw in the rain. Gwenn Chapel watched the rain wash her husband away like a fingerprint on a window. Through that watery curtain, Detective John Chapel insisted he saw faces, faces that cried out to him, trying to share with him some secret only he was meant to know. He died chasing those faces, looking for his ""Girl in the Rain,"" and he took those secrets to his grave. Or did he? With the aid of her husband's cryptic journal, an eccentric history professor and a con artist, she...

"The Deceiver knows the Hungarian...the wise man keeps twenty-six ghosts in his library...and the widow carries the words of the dead." (translated from Latin) This is the final cryptic entry scrawled in the journal of the late John Chapel - a journal that detailed his obsession with finding a woman who didn't exist. Hers was just one of many faces he insisted that he saw there in the rain - one of many voices that called out to him every night, pulling him further into madness. Despite his wife's unwavering faith and strong hands trying to pull him back from the edge, she could only watch...