Connor Hayes CH writes psychological and supernatural horror rooted in isolation, memory, and the quiet dread of places that don't behave the way they should. Drawn to forests, forgotten structures, and stories where the setting becomes its own character, Hayes crafts slow-burn mysteries that blend folk horror with emotional depth. The Forest Always Leads Back is his latest exploration of what happens when the line between searching and being found quietly disappears.
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The Forest Always Leads Back
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- Nombre de pages45
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-50789-4
- EAN9783565507894
- Date de parution14/08/2026
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille273 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
Deep in Black Pine Forest, three searchers go looking for a missing researcher who vanished without a trace. Ethan Blackwell, Mara Whitlock, and Daniel Cross split the trails, certain that one of them will find answers. But no matter which path they take - north through the ridge, east along the creek, south past the old marker stones - every route bends back to the same abandoned cabin. And each time they return, there's one more object waiting for them inside.
Something that wasn't there before. Something that shouldn't exist. As the pile grows, so does the horrifying realization: the forest isn't lost. It's collecting.
Something that wasn't there before. Something that shouldn't exist. As the pile grows, so does the horrifying realization: the forest isn't lost. It's collecting.























