Sara Donoghue enters the woods of Briar Glen to find her sister, Becca, who disappeared a year earlier while searching for a local urban legend. Guided by a cryptic video, Sara and an uneasy group of friends follow a shifting, supernatural road that only appears once a year. This path, known as the Lucy Gallows trail, exists in a distorted dimension governed by lethal logic and ritualistic games. To survive seven distinct gates, the group must solve riddles, satisfy violent entities, and sacrifice pieces of their own identities.
Readers who enjoy epistolary horror and survival narratives will find a story structured through interviews, transcripts, and police evidence. It attracts those interested in the crossover between folklore and psychological trauma. The book leaves the reader with a grim perspective on how collective belief creates reality and how the cost of finding the truth often requires permanent, physical loss. It provides a technical look at a haunted landscape where logic fails and curiosity leads to isolation.
- Published
- 2019
- Language
- EN
