Daydreaming

Aubree Rose Jacobson, better known as Bree, has never known her parents. She lives with her uncle in Franklin, Maine, and she's lived a life of routine and comfort.

Then, on her way to visit her aunt, a four hour drive through virgin forest, Bree winds up on the side of the road, deep in Maine's wilderness, with no phone, food, or shelter. At first, getting back to civilization is Bree's only concern. But with the gathering dark the forest gets stranger, and Bree starts to wonder if there's something she's missing.

Then, a young man rescues her. His behavior is odd and vague, suspicious even. He seems more likely to hurt her then to help her, but with a badly injured ankle and no way out of the forest, Bree has no choice than to trust him.

With her life, apparently.

As their situation gets darker and more twisted, Bree and her rescuer only have one choice; trust each other, never give up, and of course the most important rule of all.

Never go outside after dark.