When Alan Foster pulls off a rain-slicked highway and checks into the Black Pines Motel, he thinks he's found nothing more than a rundown stopover for the night. But the neon-lit vacancy sign is just the beginning of a descent into something far older-and far hungrier-than he ever imagined.The guests are quiet. Too quiet. The desk clerk speaks in riddles. The room next door doesn't exist-except when it does. And every corner of the motel whispers of forgotten names, vanished lives, and a malignant presence that pulses beneath the foundation like a living, breathing heart.As Alan's reality unravels, he discovers that Black Pines isn't just a motel-it's a trap. One built for the lost, the grieving, the broken. One that remembers every sin, every failure, and won't let you leave until it has what it wants most.Dark, atmospheric, and relentlessly eerie, Black Pines Motel is a psychological horror story about guilt, redemption, and the monsters we bring with us-where the scariest part isn't what's waiting in the shadows... but what's already inside you.