The Undiscovered Country: A Wilderness Horror Story

High atop a remote mountain, a fire lookout takes a seasonal job to escape his ruined marriage and the weight of grief, but the wilderness, and what it contains, has other plans. Isolated on Desolation Peak with only his dog for company, he begins to notice small things that don't make sense: symbols carved into trees, radio transmissions that shouldn't exist, and logbooks from past lookouts that all end in madness or disappearance. A woman watches from the treeline. Visitors arrive who ask the wrong questions. And something ancient stirs beneath the forest, patient and aware. As the summer drags on, isolation fractures into paranoia, and paranoia into revelation. The lookout was never meant to be alone, he was meant to be tested. The Undiscovered Country is a slow-burn psychological and cosmic horror novel about grief, solitude, and the terrifying cost of being seen by something that should not know you exist.