Willow creek

In Willow Creek, Ohio, the factory whistles are silent, the jobs long gone, and the trailer park is all that remains-a place where rust eats through cars in the driveways and neighbors survive on gossip, cigarettes, and borrowed time.

Trevor Harlan grew up in that park, in a leaking single-wide with fists for lullabies and hunger for company. But Trevor wasn't built to stay. Every insult, every bruise, every whispered reminder that he was nothing-he carved into fuel. He swore he'd claw his way out, that one day the same town that sneered at him would bow its head when he passed.

Willow Creek is a dark tale of ambition forged in violence and desperation. It's about a boy who refused to disappear, who learned early that survival meant taking more than what was offered-and who discovered that power, once grasped, can never be given back. Amid the smoke and ruin of a town past its prime, two women carve out a quieter rebellion. Indie, sharp-tongued and restless, knows the weight of Trevor's fists and the cost of his fire. Odette, rich girl exiled to small-town monotony, carries the ache of someone who has never quite belonged. What begins as friendship between them smolders into something more dangerous-something tender, fragile, and forbidden in a place that punishes difference.

As Trevor claws for a way out of Willow Creek, Indie and Odette are caught between desire and survival, their lives tangled with his rise in ways neither of them could have predicted.

⚠️ Trigger Warnings for Willow Creek
Domestic violence (physical abuse, beatings, i
Child abuse and neglect.
Emotional/verbal abuse, including gaslighting and coercion. Graphic descriptions of physical assault.
Toxic family dynamics. Abandonment and estrangement. Parents treating children as possessions or extensions of legacy.
Power-imbalanced relationships.
Sexual coercion and lack of consent in marital/romantic contexts. Manipulation, control, and emotional domination.