The Stillwater Girls

Nineteen-year-old Wren and her two sisters, Sage and Evie, were raised in isolated conditions in a primitive cabin in upstate New York, kept ignorant of the outside world and warned of its dangers. When their youngest sister becomes seriously ill, their mother leaves with the child to seek help from a nearby town—and never returns. As months pass, supplies dwindle, livestock die, and winter approaches. A stranger arrives claiming to search for their mother and refuses to leave without the girls. Forced to break the fundamental rule of their upbringing—never venture beyond the forest—Wren and Sage escape into the woods. On the other side of the trees, they discover a house and begin to uncover what has been hidden from them throughout their lives. They learn the truth behind their isolation and confront the secrets that have shaped their entire existence.