by truetrees
Forest Glen Some towns are forgotten.Others refuse to let you forget them. After the death of his wife, Henry Miles uproots what remains of his life and drives into the English countryside with his young daughter, Alice, chasing a promise he never believed in — a quiet town called Forest Glen. It is meant to be a fresh start. A place to heal. But Forest Glen is not a refuge. The road is longer than it should be. The locals watch too closely. Time stutters, reality slips, and the town feels older than memory. Henry dismisses the unease as grief and exhaustion — until moments begin to fracture, revealing another version of the town beneath the surface, one that should not exist and yet has always been there. Alice, however, understands more than she should. She speaks to someone Henry cannot hear.She sees things he cannot see.And Forest Glen wants her there. Unseen forces stir as ancient watchers observe from beyond the world, bound by rules they fear to break. A sealed power strains against its prison. And somewhere in the town’s true heart, an old betrayal waits to be remembered. Forest Glen is a slow-burn dark fantasy and supernatural horror about grief, memory, and the terrible cost of defying fate — where a small town hides an epic conflict, and the past is not dead, only waiting.
