A multi-generational epic spanning post-war America through the early aughts, Mt. Forgotten is the first in a trilogy exploring the ever-changing cultural, industrial, and spiritual framework of the fictional town of Fortooth Bend.

Once a thriving swatch of river and mountain, Fortooth Bend is home to the sacred land of the Le’Echuwanna, a tribe of Native Americans who stand as guardian. However, this all changes when William Jefferson Macklemore moves to town and opens Glory Peak. Considered the greatest ski resort in North America, Glory Peak brings money, fame, and 3-star Michelin ratings.

It also brings conflict as a rival group attempts to open a competing ski resort. As tensions turn violent, the Le’Echuwanna look to the most unlikely of locals, Clover Dolores Mackelmore, William's ketamine-slinging, cross-country skiing granddaughter to find peace. Torn between her grandfather's legacy and the Le’Echuwanna's five-hundred-year ways, it’s up to Clover to see if terrain as wild as Fortooth can be saved by the rarest of its minerals—compassion.