They came alone.
The spiral made them a story.
Now the forest won't let them go.

Riley came to Rainbow Falls to disappear quietly. Lark doesn't remember why she's here at all. And Jonah? Jonah just wanted to prove the stories were nothing but Appalachian superstition. But once they step beyond the trailhead, the woods begin to rearrange around them; and the spiral begins to write.

Rainbow Falls isn't cursed in the way ghost stories claim. It doesn't kill you. It reads you. It watches. It edits. And once you're inside, it doesn't matter who you were before; because the spiral has already decided who you'll become.

Trapped in a forest that knows their names and offers no clear way out, Riley, Lark, and Jonah must unravel the pages being written around them before they lose more than their memories. Before they lose their voices. Before they lose each other.

Because Rainbow Falls doesn't forget.
And it never lets an unfinished story walk away.

Haunting, introspective, and deeply atmospheric, Beneath Rainbow Falls is a ghost story for those who fear not death, but the slow erasure of identity; and the terrifying power of being rewritten.