Claw Heart Mountain

By David Oppegaard

Claw Heart Mountain
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A 2024 IPPY Award Bronze Medal Winner

“Claw Heart Mountain is beautifully written.” —HorrorDNA

“Anyone looking for gripping natural horror should check this out.” —Publishers Weekly

What happens when good people make one bad decision?

Imagine you are on the way to a remote mountain cabin with your friends. Upon arrival, you discover an abandoned armored van with fifteen million dollars on board. Would you take the money?

Nova and her friends answer with a resounding yes. Perhaps their answer would have been different had they known that a professional killer was already tracking down the money. Or that a legendary creature known as the Wraith roams the mountain, ravenous with hunger.

Thinking they’re safe and anonymous, Nova and her friends divvy up the stolen cash, unaware who or what is after them, unaware that soon they will be fighting for their lives.

For readers who enjoy The Ritual by Adam Nevill and The Terror by Dan Simmons.

David Oppegaard

David Oppegaard is the author of Claw Heart Mountain (Marble Press, IPPY Bronze Medal Winner for Horror and Killer Nashville Silver Falchion Top Pick), The Town Built on Sorrow (Flux), The Firebug of Balrog County (Flux-Minnesota Book Award finalist), the Bram Stoker-nominated The Suicide Collectors (St. Martin’s Press), And the Hills Opened Up (Burnt Bridge), The Ragged Mountains (self published) and Wormwood, Nevada (St. Martin’s Press).David grew up in the small town of Lake Crystal, MN, and completed his first novel at the age of fifteen. David’s work is a blend of YA, literary fiction, science fiction, horror, and dark fantasy. He holds an M.F.A. in Writing from Hamline University and a B.A. in English from St. Olaf College. He has worked as an optician, a receptionist, a standardized test scorer, a farm hand, an editorial assistant, a trash picker, a library assistant, a seasonal bookstore employee, and as a child minder on a British cruise ship. He currently works at the University of Minnesota as a scholarship specialist and lives in St. Paul, MN, with his wife and their cat.