SIX GIRLS. ONE WILDERNESS. NO MEMORIES.
Six teenage girls wake with no memories. One lies in a brick mansion, her blonde hair polished and perfect, shining as brightly as her shoes. The others wake in a rough cabin deep in the woods, their names stitched into the inside of their pants. Their heads have been shaved. Their pasts have been erased.
On one wall of the cabin, slashes gouge the wood in long, uneven rows. Someone has been counting the days. There are hundreds of marks.
Outside, the wilderness stretches endlessly. The girls search for help and instead find the rotting body of an adult woman hidden among the trees. With no answers and no guidance, they gather together for warmth and safety, struggling to survive the cold while trying to piece together their identities. Each day brings new questions about where they are, who brought them here, and what happened before they woke.
Weeks pass before an old man stumbles into their camp with a teenage boy at his side. He speaks of a distant island called Foreverland, a place where dreams once came true and imagination had no limits. The girls listen, hoping for answers. Instead they learn that Foreverland has fallen. Whatever it once was, it is gone now.
If the girls want to escape the forest and uncover the truth, they must first understand the place they have been trapped in, the person who sent them there, and the identity each one has forgotten.