The Drowning Season
by Inés Carraway · Ongoing · 50 chapters
Every autumn, for one week, the sea along the coast of Kelder's Bight turns unexplainable. Boats vanish without a distress call. The wreckage, when it's found, is never where it should be. Fourteen people have died in the Drowning Season over three decades — including Eli Marchetti's older brother, six years ago. Eli became a documentary cameraman chasing one story: what happened to Sam in his last hour. Nora Voss became a field meteorologist chasing the same kind of answer, after losing her own sister to a death just as unexplainable. Thrown together by a grant neither of them wanted to share, they fall for each other through storms, danger, and the kind of competence that looks like magic up close — until Eli's obsession with retracing his brother's exact route leads him to lie to Nora about the risk, and she walks away rather than watch someone she loves become one more name on the list. But the mystery isn't finished with either of them. And this year's Drowning Season is shaping up to be the worst one in the town's history.
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