the Underground World Under Suullar Myraan Hill

Eleven girls climb a hill to watch the sunset. By morning, not one of them has returned.August, 1998. Between the remote villages of Tomtor (Томтор) and Tökhtür (Төхтүр), summer is beginning to fade. The river is calm, the birches are turning gold, and Suullar Myraan is simply a familiar hill-somewhere children gather berries, families know the paths, and nothing truly frightening is supposed to happen.Then eleven teenage girls set out for a sunset gathering on its western slope.They never come home.As their families and neighbors search the forests, riverbanks, and stone, impossible clues begin to emerge: passages that seem to move, cold air breathing from solid earth, strange symbols, and traces of a story the two villages have spent generations forgetting.Beneath Suullar Myraan lies something far older than anyone imagined.Three hundred years earlier, a woman named Tuyaana Khara died there under terrible circumstances. What followed was buried with her name-but not destroyed. And deep beneath the hill, in a labyrinth where distance, time, and even the walls cannot be trusted, the past is still alive.Now the eleven girls must discover what the hill wants before the underground world closes around them forever.Atmospheric, haunting, and steeped in the landscapes and folklore of the Far North, The Underground World Under the Suullar Myraan Hill is a psychological folk-horror novel about friendship, buried guilt, survival, and the terrifying things that can grow when a community chooses to forget.Some stories are buried because they are forgotten. Others are buried because they are waiting.