When a storm arrives in the forest, Lee finds himself trapped in a tent in the rain. While his world grows smaller as the storm continues, Lee suspects there is something different about the weather it has brought to the woods. Written during and as a metaphor for his time in Spain's quarantine under the pandemic, Maxwell's second novel explores the interior world of confined spaces, isolation and intimacy, and how not everything is what it seems when there is nowhere left to go, no place else to be. . .