Aokigahara Forest, at the foot of Mount Fuji, Japan. An enchanted forest, almost magical, visited by millions of tourists every year, lush and proud to have the most beautiful ice caves in the world, actually hides horrible secrets; secrets that no one would ever have the courage and fortune to tell. Ancient legends snake silently through the dense vegetation of that cursed place waiting for unsuspecting visitors. Mitch and Selin, two American cameramen, venture into those places following the fascination that those legends continue to move in their fearless hearts. Soon they discover that those legends are anything but mere tales. They will discover that the most ancient and purest terror really reigns undisputed in those places. In its presence, they will become weak and helpless and that terror, digging deep into their souls and nightmares, will have what it craves most...
Giampiero Daniello was born in Milan on April 23, 1975. He moved to a small town in Basilicata, in the province of Potenza, Lavello, where he lived until he graduated from the State High School of the same town. He studied Law at the University La Sapienza of Rome and returned to Lavello to work as a freelance in the family firm as a consultant and building administrator. His passion, however, is definitely another, since childhood. The Horror genre in books and movies. His second novel "The Suicide Wood" is the confirmation of his innate passion for the Horror genre and for writing. He has already published "The Bite of the Moon", a debut novel about lycanthropy. Believing in dreams and chasing them until you reach them in order to have the freedom and the opportunity to do in life what you really love, has no price ...
