The Echo Below

Perfect for readers of Where the Crawdads Sing and Wild Dark Shores, The Echo Below is an atmospheric coastal suspense novel about grief, inheritance, and the haunting pull of the sea.

"Some legacies are carried in blood. Others are written on the tide."

When Isla March learns her grandmother has mysteriously vanished, she returns to Greyhook, Washington, the fog-shrouded coastal town she thought she'd left behind. What begins as a brief visit soon becomes a dangerous reckoning with her family's secrets, and the haunting mystery that rises from the deep.

In the March House perched high on the bluff, Isla uncovers cryptic notes, salt-stained journals, and whispers of something ancient bound to her bloodline. The sea, once the site of her greatest sorrow, now calls to her with an unnerving familiarity.

As she reconnects with her childhood friend, Cal, strange disturbances ripple through Greyhook. Tourists are drawn into the water, and locals vanish without a trace. Isla begins to fear that her family's connection to the sea runs deeper than she ever imagined - and now it's rising again.