Red Sky Over Rainier

Some scars never fade. Some remember your name.

When a seismic rupture shatters the ice atop Mount Rainier, geologist Mara Evelyn Cross joins a remote research team to investigate. What they uncover isn't rock or ice-it's something older. Something watching.

Beneath the glacier lies a labyrinth of spiraled rods, sealed chambers, and bones that whisper with memory. Every artifact hums with a name.

Mara's name.

As the team unravels the mystery of a 1947 breach and the strange archive left behind, Mara realizes she isn't just studying history-she's part of it. The pattern has already chosen her, and what waits in the mountain has been waiting for her return.

Red Sky Over Rainier blends mythic horror, psychological unease, and cosmic dread into a chilling exploration of silence, memory, and the crushing weight of inheritance. With echoes of Stephen King's small-town unease, T. Kingfisher's intimate psychological horror, and Jeff VanderMeer's ecological dread, it's a story that grips from the first tremor to the final breath. Perfect for readers who crave atmospheric, character-driven horror, this novel lingers long after the last page is turned.