Camp Damascus

Neverton, Montana, presents itself as a community held together by faith and a shared commitment to righteousness. Nearby Camp Damascus promises to eliminate queer desire, boasting extraordinary success for its conversion programme. Beneath that claim lies a secret that makes the town's assurances far less comforting. As the boundaries between religious certainty and supernatural terror begin to break down, the search for an honest life becomes a struggle against forces determined to suppress it. This horror novel follows the consequences of a community's insistence that some forms of love must disappear, and the resistance that becomes possible when people begin questioning what they have been taught to accept.