A Wolf in The Catherdal

Summer. 1999. Four teenagers. One forest. One monster. No chance to run.

When Sortia Simmons and her friends disturb something in the heat of the Pennsylvania woods, she accidentally awakes an apex predator older than memory itself.

He has no true form. He crafts one from your childhood fears, your inherited pain, and the trauma your parents and grandparents pass down without ever meaning to. He doesn't just hunt you; he slides into every memory you have ever made. He has been there for every moment, woven into the fabric of your life. Every memory, every moment, every room.

Every person you have ever known.

He feeds on what was done to you before you were ever old enough to understand it; he licks every wound you have ever worn, every scar you have ever earned, and ever second glance from a passing stranger. Over the course of a blazing summer afternoon, the Not-Dog hunts, corrupts, kills and devours the group, forming psychic connections with some and playing with other. But this monster of fur and bone is not the only one hunting the group, and there's always a bigger fish in the pond.