The Inbetweeners

Aiden, a middle age Canadian from Nova Scotia searching for himself, is swept away to a remote North Carolina Mountain top by the handsome and charismatic Jarret, a Cherokee Indian man he meets at the valley town. Aiden discovers that Jarret is the last Holy Shaman of the Wolf Clan that once settled the sacred mountain and the keeper of the Bowles family legacy. In an isolated, primitive log cabin surrounded by the remains of an ancient Native American village, coyotes, wild animals, and extreme weather conditions, the couple share their cultural heritage, each other and deep family secrets. In his explorations, Aiden discovers Native American legends of mythical worlds and places in between and unveils dark secrets of the mysterious Bowles family. Removed from social contact and modern conveniences, Aiden’s days of bliss and illusion turn towards winter survival. Convinced that he is being watched, and not all that he has been told is true, Aiden begins to wonder if Jarret is his lover and soulmate, or his captor. Will Aiden find redemption and the fairy tale ending he seeks, or will the solitude and supernatural forces that engulf him threaten to consume him? Part LGBTQ romance and part ghost horror story, the Inbetweeners will transport you to a fantasy place of magic and lore where nothing is always as it seems.

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