The Unknow Call

​...She wanders deeper into the treeline, drawn by a static-filled silence that only she can hear. She stops, the air growing impossibly cold, and whispers into the dark.

​"Who are you?"

​A voice, raspy and hollow, drifts back through the leaves.
​"Wild Bill."

The lives of Finney Blake, a decorated General of Maritime, and Ernesto Arellano, a gentle kindergarten teacher, are defined by order, love, and the quiet joy they've built together. They believe they have outrun the shadows of the past-until a necessary trip to Denver forces them to confront everything they left behind.

​For Ernesto, the visit to his childhood home is a battlefield of the heart. He is forced to stand face-to-face with his mother, a woman who remains trapped in a permanent state of mourning, still tethered to the tragic loss of her son-Ernesto's brother, Robin Arellano. While Ernesto navigates the painful silence and his mother's refusal to accept the present, their young daughter finds solace in the woods surrounding the Blake property.

​But the forest is not as empty as it seems.
​Between the trees, where the air grows cold and the light fades, she begins to hear them: voices that shouldn't exist, whispers from a past she was never meant to know. The victims of the Grabber have returned, pulled back from the veil of death. But they haven't returned for peace. They have returned for vengeance. And as the line between the living and the dead begins to dissolve, the daughter realizes she is the only one who can hear the call-the call to finish the job the Grabber started.