They call Nevada's Highway Fifty both the "Loneliest Road in America" and the "Bermuda Triangle of the West."

After the death of his father, Josh sets out across the American West with his closest friends. What begins as an attempt to escape their grief turns into something far stranger after their car breaks down along Nevada's Highway 50 and one of them disappears into a night where the sun never fully sets.

As the search draws the group deeper into the desert, the road stops behaving normally. Distances change. Hours vanish. Familiar landmarks return. Every choice pushes them farther from the world they thought they knew—and from the people they once were.

Told through branching narrative paths that let readers shape the journey, interwoven short stories, and multimedia companion pieces, Highway Fifty is a literary horror novel with a choose-your-own-path experience exploring grief, identity, codependence, and the terrifying comfort of refusing to move on.

Perfect for fans of House of Leaves, Alan Wake, and The Twilight Zone.

Every road leads somewhere.

The question is who you'll be when you arrive.