Mara is tired, lost and desperate to reach the coast.
When she passes the same petrol station twice on the A30, she tells herself she’s imagined it.
Then she passes it again.
Same pumps. Same cashier. Same song on the radio. Same time on the clock.
And this time, the man behind the counter is waiting for her.
What begins as an unsettling night drive quickly becomes something far darker. Roads loop back on themselves. Time stops behaving properly. Missing-person posters appear with Mara’s face on them. And something begins following her — something that knows her name, knows her memories, and wants more than simply to scare her.
With only her old dog Bracken beside her, Mara must discover what happened at the Red Fox filling station decades ago, and why the road seems determined to keep her.
Because the worst thing about the A30 isn’t getting lost.
It’s what might come home with you.
A claustrophobic supernatural horror about isolation, memory, grief and the terrifying feeling that some roads were never meant to lead anywhere.