The Calling: Éagla an Ghlóir

The valley is not on any map.The gold is real.And something there knows your name.In 1847 Ireland, a boy feels a pull he cannot explain, something older than hunger, older than reason.Cormac Quinn will spend the next twelve years following it across the Atlantic, through the mines of Pennsylvania, down the Ohio River, and into the unforgiving wilderness of Colorado.At his side is Brendan Walsh, a man of logic, a man who trusts only what can be measured.What they find will break that certainty.The Ute avoid the valley.A scarred trapper calls them the Watchers.And the markings carved above its entrance all point to a centre left deliberately empty.Some places don’t let you leave.The Calling is a slow-burn historical horror set during the Colorado gold rush, a story of obsession, isolation, and the price of following something you don’t understand.For readers of Cormac McCarthy, Paul Tremblay, and Laird Barron. Read more