One Night on Blackridge Mountain

Seven friends enjoy their Winter break in the peak of Blackridge Mountain.
Danielle Hastings wakes up on the floor, freezing, disoriented, and covered in blood that has already dried.
At first, she thinks it's the aftermath of a long night of partying, too much noise, too little sleep.
But then she finds the first body.
By the time she reaches the kitchen, she knows something is terribly wrong.
By the time she's searched the whole house, she knows it's worse than that.
Every one of her friends is dead.
Murdered.
She can't remember what happened.
She can't remember how the night ended.
And she can't remember why she's the only one left alive.
When Dani finally calls for help, the police tell her something she can't quite explain..
They've already received a call from that address.
With a storm trapping her in the mountains and no way out, Dani is forced to stay inside the house where it happened, alone, injured, and surrounded by the people she failed to protect.

As fragments of the night begin to surface, arguments, secrets, the slow fracture of a group she fought to hold together, Dani starts to realise something even more terrifying..
If she can't remember what happened, she can't prove that she didn't do it.
And with morning coming, time is running out.

Because by the time the police arrive, Dani will either know the truth or be the only one left to take the blame.