The town of Bright Falls, nestled among mountains and forests on the northwest coast of the Pacific Ocean, has been rocked by a series of ritual murders. To investigate these grisly crimes, Saga Anderson - a seasoned FBI agent with many unsolved cases - arrives in town. However, when Anderson finds pages from a thriller that come alive in front of her eyes, her case quickly turns into a nightmare. Alan Wake - a writer trapped in a nightmare beyond our world, writes a grim novel in an attempt to change the reality around him and escape from his dungeon. Escaping the terror of his dark pursuers, Wake tries to keep his head and defeat the devil on his field. Anderson and Wake are two heroes who travel in different ways through two separate realities, but are bound together by something they cannot understand: their actions and deeds reflect each other... influencing the worlds around them. Drawing strength from a thriller novel, Bright Falls is permeated by the otherworldly powers of darkness, poisoning local people’s souls and threatening Wick and Anderson’s loved ones. Light is their weapon and refuge in the fight against darkness. Can they escape the horror of monsters and victims and become the heroes they should be?
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