The Cabin at the End of the World

A family vacation at a remote New Hampshire cabin turns into a claustrophobic test of trust when four strangers show up with an impossible plea and a warning that the end of the world may be near. What starts as a home invasion becomes a tense moral crucible as two fathers must decide how far they will go to protect their child. The novel balances quiet domestic tenderness with mounting dread, revealing how ordinary routines and small acts of care are strained by fear and impossible choices. Shocking, humane, and relentlessly suspenseful, the story asks what we will sacrifice to save the people we love and whether hope can survive when survival demands impossible trade-offs.

~ Included for its unsparing portrayal of queer family bonds under pressure and for centering two fathers whose fierce love and moral dilemmas make the horror deeply personal ~