Sarah Crowe wanted peace, not another ghost story. Fresh from a failed relationship, she retreats to an isolated house in Rhode Island. But the old home carries baggage of its own. In a drawer she finds an unfinished manuscript, the work of an anthropologist who obsessed over a twisted oak standing at the edge of the property.
The deeper Sarah reads, the more the tree worms its way into her mind. Local legends whisper of strange deaths, of accidents that never made sense, of blood that has soaked the soil for generations.
Drawn to write her own account, Sarah begins to feel her health, sanity, and sense of reality unravel. What revelation waits at the roots of the red tree—and will she survive it?
