THE THIRD SHADOW BAY THRILLER
People have been disappearing from Shadow Bay for years.
No one asks why.
When a true-crime podcaster vanishes while investigating a cult tied to the town’s past, Police Chief Shauna Peterson follows a trail most people in Shadow Bay would rather forget.
What begins as a missing-person case quickly reveals something far darker—a network built on silence, ritual, and control that has been hiding in plain sight for years.
As Shauna digs deeper, the town begins closing ranks. Witnesses stop talking. Old records vanish. And the deeper she pushes into the truth, the clearer it becomes that the people behind it have no intention of letting their secrets surface.
Because in Shadow Bay, the cult never disappeared.
It simply learned how to survive.
And the closer Shauna gets to the truth, the more dangerous the town becomes.
Perfect for fans of
Harlan Coben
Karin Slaughter
Freida McFadden
James Patterson
From the bestselling author of Secrets From a Serial Killer
Genre: Mystery
People have been disappearing from Shadow Bay for years.
No one asks why.
When a true-crime podcaster vanishes while investigating a cult tied to the town’s past, Police Chief Shauna Peterson follows a trail most people in Shadow Bay would rather forget.
What begins as a missing-person case quickly reveals something far darker—a network built on silence, ritual, and control that has been hiding in plain sight for years.
As Shauna digs deeper, the town begins closing ranks. Witnesses stop talking. Old records vanish. And the deeper she pushes into the truth, the clearer it becomes that the people behind it have no intention of letting their secrets surface.
Because in Shadow Bay, the cult never disappeared.
It simply learned how to survive.
And the closer Shauna gets to the truth, the more dangerous the town becomes.
Perfect for fans of
Harlan Coben
Karin Slaughter
Freida McFadden
James Patterson
From the bestselling author of Secrets From a Serial Killer
Genre: Mystery
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