n the year 1876, Grayson's Fork was a town of promise, a settlement carved from the North Texas wilderness, where settlers sought new beginnings. But the land held secrets-dark, ancient forces buried beneath the roots of the gnarled oaks, whispered warnings carried by the wind. When Elias Thatcher, a hardened homesteader, stumbled upon a forgotten burial mound deep within Devil's Hollow, he unwittingly awakened something that should have remained undisturbed.
What followed was terror-his family plagued by nightmares, shadows that moved in the night, and figures lurking just beyond the lamplight. And as the town whispered of curses and vengeful spirits, Grayson's Fork found itself at the mercy of a force older than time itself.
Generations later, the Hollow's reach has only grown. Megan never believed in the ghost stories of her childhood, but when she checks into a roadside motel, the past finds her. A voice on the other side of the door-one she knows but does not recognize-calls her name. The knocking begins. The reflection in the glass moves when she does not. And deep beneath the earth, something stirs once more.
The Hollow has never truly slept.
It waits.
It watches.
And now, it calls.