Hollow Halloween

In anticipation of their Halloween evening date ending in bed, young, promiscuous university instructor Ginnie and university department head Lawrence leave a concert at Wintergreen resort, atop the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, to return to Harrisonburg, in the Shenandoah Valley. Ginnie has had too much to drink and Lawrence has related to friends after the concert some legends of the clearing of the Blue Ridge of mountain folk in the 1930s for the establishment of the Shenandoah National Park and the Skyline Drive. One of the legends is that the spirits of the departed mountain folk rise up on Halloween and return to make their displeasure known.
The couple get lost in the folds of the mountains on the way down to the valley and have car trouble. While Lawrence works on the car, Ginnie drifts up into a hollow, enticed by a light—or, in her inebriated state, thinks she has done so. Ripe for sex, she finds it with a young mountain man before coming to at the car as Lawrence gets it fixed.
The next day she returns to the hollow in search of answers on whether she’d had divine sex the night before on the mountain or not—only to find all of the forced sex, with multiple men, that she could possibly want.
Unless, of course, it’s exactly what she wants.
Tags: barebacking, bondage, breeding, chance encounters, dating, drunkenness, Halloween, historical, mountains, multiple partners, nonconsent, outdoor sex, paranormal, promiscuity, sexual attraction, work colleague