Some legends don't want to stay on camera. They want blood. Amy Carter is used to chaos-but only the kind she can script. As the no-nonsense producer of the TV show Legend Hunters, her job is to keep the faded celebrity host in line, protect her crew, and make sure every scare stays safely inside the edit bay. Their next episode looks routine: a small Midwestern town, a tired bar, and a whispered story about "Lady Lucy," the woman in red who appears once a year, chooses a man, and walks him into the dark. Locals blame her for the men who never made it home. Amy blames booze, bad choices, and small-town rumor. Then the cameras start rolling-and the legend starts pushing back. What should have been staged scares and barroom interviews spirals into a night of disappearances, frantic calls, and a trail that leads to an old cemetery the town pretends not to see. Under spinning police lights and unblinking lenses, the Legend Hunters crew is pulled into something that feels less like television and more like a trap. As the episode unravels, so does Amy's carefully managed life: the show she's built, the marriage she left on shaky ground to take this job, and the lines she swore she'd never cross on either side of the lens. In Roseburn, Lady Lucy isn't just a campfire tale-it's the mask everyone hides behind. In Legend Hunters: The Lady in Red - Book One of the MythTrackers Series - Amy has to decide what kind of story she's really willing to tell: One more legend that keeps the truth buried. Or the one that finally digs it up.