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After his wife's death, Bishop Mitchell moves to a small, obscure village in the mountains of Colorado hoping for a simpler life. As he settles into his new life, Bishop begins to notice the village is stranger than he thought and uncovers secrets he did not wish to know. As people go missing, and dreams take over Bishops world, he dives deeper into a world that will uncover things about life, afterlife, and his own mind.

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