Sing Me Under

The ocean doesn't just take things, it claims them. Elias Rhodes is a man who lives by the numbers. As a marine surveyor, he trusts what he can measure. But when he dives the forbidden wreckage of the Corabelle, he finds something that defies calculation: a black, branching mark creeping up his skin like a dark tree. The doctors have no name for it, but Elias knows it's a death sentence. His search for answers leads him to the desolate coastal town of Harrow Cove, and to the Nautilus Room, where a woman named Sabine sings to a crowd that doesn't just listen, it freezes. Sabine possesses a voice that can silence a room, a secret she's guarded for twenty-two years. She recognizes the black mark on Elias's arm immediately. She's seen it before, and she knows exactly what it means: the tide is rising, and Elias is running out of time. With only a month before the mark reaches his heart, Elias must unravel the truth behind the Corabelle and the terrifying, ancient claim it left on him. But in Harrow Cove, secrets don't just stay buried, they collect. The Drowning Songs can be read as stand-alones. For the best experience, it's best to read in order. Spice level