Daniel has never felt the need to leave the city behind, so when his husband suggests a camping trip for their holiday he agrees with reluctance. Even before they step out of the car, Daniel has the feeling of something being wrong. Something about the forest is turning his stomach into knots.
He wants nothing more than returning to the safety of their home, and when their five-year-old son goes missing his fears turn into full-blown panic. What awaits them in the depths of the forest is far more sinister than anything Daniel ever could have imagined. Will they be able to find their son before it's too late?
As if children weren't scary enough!
I kid..
Kinda.
I mean, sometimes kids are creepy, amiright?
#don'tjudgeme.
Here we have Ofelia Gränd doing what she does best, as she weaves a contemporary tale mixed with local folklore to create a story bound to leave you absorbed and chilled.
Anders is a man's man; he loves the outdoors and is pretty much one with nature. He wants to give that same feeling and opportunity to his children, but his husband, Daniel is the polar opposite. If he's not sleeping in a hotel room or resort, surrounded by technology and his iPhone, then it's more like torture than a vacation.
So...the next two days spent hiking and camping in the woods, with two small children in tow, should be awesome!
Eh, not so much.
You see, there's more to these woods than anyone knows.
Sometimes, they go silent.
Sometimes, there's more to an almost forgotten folk tale than anyone could imagine.
Sometimes, you should listen to that nagging feeling that something bad is going to happen.
Ofelia Gränd does MM horror really well, and even though this is one of her older stories, it's still just as creepy and atmospheric as her more recent "adventures". And sexy! Because no camping adventure is complete without a little down and dirty, right?
Suspense and folklore intertwine to create a fantastic and fast little read.
Beware the silent woods!
A review copy was provided in exchange for an honest review.
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