Blood in the Snow

In the frozen wilderness of Quebec, silence has a voice—and hunger has a mind of its own.Laurent Pelletier sought fortune in the north but found only isolation, starvation, and the body of his companion cooling under a threadbare blanket. As the snow buries the world outside, something ancient and merciless begins to stir inside the cabin’s walls. Whispers seep into the silence. Hunger sharpens into something more than need—it becomes a force, a predator wearing human thoughts like a mask.When survival demands the unthinkable, the boundary between man and monster shatters. Each choice Laurent makes carves him deeper into a story written long before he set foot in this land. And in the blinding white, every shadow hides a judgment, every breath is watched, and every door once opened can never be closed.Blood in the Snow is a folkloric psychological horror that blends isolation, myth, and survival into a tale as relentless as the winter itself. Perfect for fans of Stephen Graham Jones, Brian Evenson, and Paul Tremblay, it will leave you questioning what truly feeds in the silence.