Publisher's Synopsis
In the brutal winter of 1880, the remote logging town of Frost Hollow is buried under snow-and something far more sinister.
When a logger vanishes, leaving only blood and bones behind, suspicion turns to Elias Blackwood, a reclusive trapper haunted by loss and exile. But the truth is colder and darker than the Minnesota wilderness: a hunger has awoken in the forest, ancient and insatiable, feeding on guilt, grief, and flesh.
As more men disappear and the wind howls with something that isn't quite human, Elias is pulled back into a fight he thought he'd buried along with his past. Teaming up with a sharp-eyed Ojibwe healer, a zealous preacher, and a crew of desperate loggers, he must track the horror that stalks them-or risk becoming part of the forest's legend.
Inspired by Indigenous lore of the Wendigo and infused with atmospheric dread, The Hunger of the Hollow is a chilling tale of survival, guilt, and the price of looking away when the dark comes calling.
