Brynmore (2023-)

The old church on Turner Island is being rebuilt by Mark Turner, a man seeking a quiet life after divorce and sobriety. The local community watches his work with a cold, silent suspicion. The island’s history, tied directly to Mark’s own family name, holds a secret that predates the town itself. As renovations disturb the foundation, something long dormant begins to stir within the soil and stone of the property. The question isn't about Mark's past, but about the ancient presence known as Brynmore. Its influence seeps into the present, turning the project of a new home into an excavation of a terrible legacy.