The Man Whom the Trees Loved  (Paperback, Algernon Blackwood)

The narrative revolves around David and his deep connection with nature, particularly with the trees surrounding his property. As the story progresses, David's wife, an outsider to his profound relationship with the trees, becomes increasingly disturbed by the intensity of his bond with the forest. She notices an otherworldly presence and a strange power that seems to exert its influence over David, causing tension and uncertainty in their relationship. Blackwood's writing style in "The Man Whom the Trees Loved" is known for its haunting and atmospheric qualities. The story explores themes of nature, the mystical, and the unseen forces present in the natural world. It's considered one of Blackwood's notable works for its exploration of the supernatural and the psychological impact of the inexplicable on human relationships.