A vast park founded by a 19th-century robber baron in a remote corner of New England has been maintained by the two families living there for generations—a strange place, a wild place, where dignitaries such as Theodore Roosevelt once hunted big game. Adams Park has remained unchanged for a century. It is a place that inspires the curiosity of others if they even know its existence. But the families have secrets, and nothing remains unchanged forever.
In this thrilling novella by acclaimed author Matthew Cheney, the land has desires of its own.
“The final page gave me goosebumps — a beautifully written piece of New England horror.”
—Elizabeth Hand, author of A Haunting on the Hill
“It’s powerful, it’s visceral, and most of all, it’s so damn smart. But then, I wouldn’t expect less from Matthew Cheney.”