Providence

THE BAROMETER HAS SHATTERED, AND THE TIDE IS PULLING YOU UNDER.

Bill Parker hoped Harrow's Anchor would be a sanctuary for his fractured family, but the decaying Victorian home on the cliff is a maw waiting to close. As a suffocating yellow fog swallows the town and the atmospheric pressure plunges to impossible lows, the air turns thick with the metallic taste of copper and ancient rot. The house groans like a dying beast, the walls weep black ichor, and the isolation becomes absolute. This isn't just a storm trapping them on the edge of the world; it is a biological awakening, and the infection has already breached the door.

Reality begins to bruise and peel away as the geography of the town dissolves into a nightmare of bone and gristle. Beneath the receded tide, a leviathan is waking to claim a blood debt that Bill's lineage can no longer ignore, turning neighbors into monsters and safety into a suffocating memory. Bill must fight a war against his own DNA as the world outside transforms into a digestive tract, proving that some secrets are too deep to drown.

For fans of:
* The claustrophobic terror of Stephen King,
* The visceral body horror of Clive Barker, and
* The cosmic dread of Jeff Van der Meer.

- From the author of Stairway to Darkness and many more -