A haunted lighthouse, a forgotten treasure, and a family secret worth killing for pull journalist Eliza Grey and her faithful Great Pyrenees into a supernatural New England mystery where keepers of the past still watch. On the jagged rocks of Purgatory Shoals, the sea does not forgive, and neither does the past.
Widow's Point Lighthouse looms over Coventry-by-the-Sea like a dark sentinel, its lantern long extinguished, but its secrets very much alive. When journalist Eliza Grey receives a curious nineteenth-century tin-type photo album from the lighthouse's new owner, she believes she has found the perfect next feature for the Gazette. The ancestry assignment seems simple enough: identify the unknown faces.
But nothing about Widow's Point is simple.
The album's origins are tangled with the lighthouse's legacy; rumors of a treasure, a curse, and the mysterious death of its last keeper. As Eliza peels back layers of maritime folklore and long-buried tragedy, she discovers a chilling pattern: generations of keepers bound by a secretive pact.
The deeper Eliza digs, the more the lines between legend and fact blur.
With her loyal sidekick Murphy by her side and the watchful lighthouse cat, Captain Cooper, Eliza follows a trail of lies and deceit.
What happened at Widow's Point Lighthouse was never finished.
Is she unraveling a century-old mystery or stepping into a carefully laid snare?
At Widow's Point, the tide always returns. And so do the dead.
