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What should be a celebratory weekend reunion takes a sinister turn deep in the English countryside. Leonora Shaw, a reclusive writer, reluctantly agrees to attend a bachelorette party for a childhood friend she has not seen in ten years. The destination is an isolated, modern house made almost entirely of glass, a transparent cage set against the backdrop of a dark, imposing forest. As the party gets underway, the strange setting and the awkwardness of reuniting with a past she has deliberately buried begin to create an unnerving atmosphere of tension and suspicion.

Forty-eight hours later, Leonora wakes in a hospital bed, bruised and battered, with the certain knowledge that someone is dead. She has no clear memory of what happened, only a haunting sense of fear and the dreadful question of her own involvement. To uncover the truth, she must piece together the fractured events of the weekend, confronting the long-buried secrets and simmering resentments that were unleashed in that dark, dark wood. The story forces you to question the nature of friendship and the chilling realization that the most dangerous secrets are the ones we keep from ourselves.