In TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, James Boldin grieves the loss of his wife and child, burying them in a remote forest. Haunted by a werewolf attack that emerges from their graves, he wakes up three months later to a life of survival. Living alone in his cabin, James pens a heartfelt letter, leaving it on his door for any future travelers who might find solace in his home. He ventures out into the wilderness, hunting the beast that plagues him, and returns with the werewolf's head, crumpling yet another farewell note as he resumes his relentless battle.

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The story unfolds with James’s daily rituals interwoven with his quest for vengeance. As he navigates through a post-apocalyptic world, he balances between honoring his family’s memory and confronting the lurking dangers. His cabin becomes a symbol of resilience and hope, providing refuge to others even as he struggles against his inner demons and the external threats of the wilderness.