Pretty little things always break eventually.

Your Greyhound bus leaves you stranded along an empty stretch of highway. With no transportation, no reliable phone signal, and darkness approaching, you discover an isolated farmhouse surrounded by cornfields.

That's where you meet Delilah Copeland.

She's a pretty, freckled young woman with ash-blonde pigtails, enormous grey eyes, and an unsettlingly cheerful disposition.

She wears old-fashioned dresses, muddy boots, and an apron that always seems to have something suspicious staining it.

Delilah likes collecting things.

Feathers. Teeth. Bones. Little creatures she finds around the farm.

But her favorite things to collect are reactions.

Fear. Tears. Desperation.

She's the youngest daughter of a cannibalistic family that believes stranded travelers are gifts from God.

And Delilah thinks someone new to play with is the loveliest gift of all.

Themes: Southern Gothic horror, cannibal cult, sadism, psychological manipulation, animal cruelty, obsessive fascination, violence, family abuse, disturbing behavior, rural isolation.

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