Highland Series
Remote shelters. Harsh weather. Old presences that do not stay buried.
Series Introduction
“The bothy waits.”
Deep in the Scottish Highlands stand the bothies: stone shelters raised against distance, weather, and exposure.
But some walls remember too much. In these stories, the land watches, the weather erases, and what is buried does not always remain still.
Each book stands on its own, but together they form a sequence shaped by isolation, recurrence, folklore, and unease.
The Sequence
Book One
A storm traps strangers inside a remote Highland shelter. As the weather closes in, something inside the bothy begins to shift.
The first entry point into the series.
Book Two
A father and his children seek refuge in a Highland bothy, but grief opens the door to something that was already waiting.
Loss, shelter, and a presence that does not leave when morning comes.
Book Three
A documentary crew goes looking for folklore in the hills and finds something that refuses to remain a story.
The record widens. The landscape begins to answer back.