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In the dead town of Willet’s Rest, the cornfields have withered, the mail has stopped, and the radio loops the same emergency broadcast beneath the name of Dear Leader. The Sickness has gutted whole counties. The Second Sons have dragged people from clinics, homes, and grocery-store parking lots.
Trans man Fletcher and his husband Henry have survived the end of America by staying quiet. Or so Fletcher thought.
When strange warnings begin and Henry’s calm starts to split, Fletcher realizes his husband has been afraid of something far worse than the collapse around them, and it knows where to find them.
After a violent attack on their home, Fletcher must decide how much of the man he loves was ever true, and whether survival is worth the terrible thing Henry made him carry.
In the dead town of Willet’s Rest, the cornfields have withered, the mail has stopped, and the radio loops the same emergency broadcast beneath the name of Dear Leader. The Sickness has gutted whole counties. The Second Sons have dragged people from clinics, homes, and grocery-store parking lots.
Trans man Fletcher and his husband Henry have survived the end of America by staying quiet. Or so Fletcher thought.
When strange warnings begin and Henry’s calm starts to split, Fletcher realizes his husband has been afraid of something far worse than the collapse around them, and it knows where to find them.
After a violent attack on their home, Fletcher must decide how much of the man he loves was ever true, and whether survival is worth the terrible thing Henry made him carry.