Trees. Don't. Move. At least, that's what Silla is absolutely positive of. When she moves with her little sister, Nori, into their eccentric aunt's house, things slowly start taking a turn for the worse. What was that smile her aunt had that looked just a little non-human? What was that sound that sounded just a little too close? Was that a laugh? And from what? As Silla's aunt slowly turns mad, Silla encounters her own insanity and questions what is real, what is not and who the mysterious boy is that appeared out of nowhere. Well, not nowhere. He appeared out of the trees. The trees that her aunt warned her and Nori to stay away from. The very trees that are creeping in...closer and closer and closer...every night.
A book of mystery and terror that is Stephen King-worthy of jumps and scares, "And the Trees Crept In" will make you rethink everything you thought you knew about trees. And your own sanity.
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