After a devastating accident costs him both legs and his career, veteran homicide detective Stone Little retreats to the remote Adirondack village of Doras Dove. He came for quiet. What he finds is blood.
When a family is torn apart in their home, the local police chief asks Stone for help. At first, Stone dismisses talk of an inhuman killer as superstition, but as he presses further into those ancient woods, the more unsettling the signposts become: lights in the trees, offerings in the forest, buried histories, and the remnants of a long-forgotten massacre.
Some call it Sasquatch. Others, the Wild Man. But behind the myth is something far older, far stranger. As the shadows deepen and the bloodshed spreads, Stone begins to understand that what stalks these woods does so with purpose. It does not forgive. And the dark is closing in.
