Some places hold memory the way bones hold marrow — deep and unrelenting. When a man returns to the remote valley town he once fled, he expects silence. Instead, something stirs. The wolves are back. And so, it seems, is everything he buried. Caught between the life he built and the roots he severed, he begins to unravel — slowly discovering that losing yourself is far easier than finding your way back. *Because some things remember us, even when we've forgotten them.*...