The Lighthouse Keeper's Daughter - A Historical Tale of Tentacled Horrors, Damp Secrets, and One Unforgettably Soggy Storm #1009221

The sea has always kept secrets.

At the edge of a lonely Victorian coastline stands a weather-beaten lighthouse, where the keeper's daughter has grown up knowing every rock, reef, shipwreck, and dangerous current for miles around. She knows when a storm is coming. She knows which ships are likely to run aground.

But she has never seen anything quite like what the sea delivers after the great storm.
Dead fish. Strange fragments of something that looks neither animal nor plant. A fishing boat found drifting with no crew aboard. And, most troubling of all, enormous marks carved into the rocks beneath the lighthouse.

The village insists there is a reasonable explanation.

She knows better.

As storms become more violent and disappearances multiply, the lighthouse keeper's daughter begins uncovering a buried maritime secret—one her family may have been protecting for generations. Beneath the cold waters lies something ancient, something enormous, and something that seems increasingly interested in the little lighthouse above it.

With the next storm approaching, she must descend into caves that even the fishermen refuse to enter and uncover the truth before the sea claims the lighthouse, her family, and everyone who thought the old legends were merely stories.

Part historical mystery, part Gothic adventure, and part gloriously damp nightmare, The Lighthouse Keeper's Daughter is a strange and atmospheric tale of courage, family secrets, coastal folklore, and the unfortunate discovery that some things really are better left at the bottom of the ocean.