Supernatural

Evie Hart returns to her coastal hometown for her brother's funeral and discovers an orchard that speaks with the dead. Its fruit replay lost voices, but every listening exacts pieces of memory. Confronting guilt and a town hungry for closure, Evie faces a terrible bargain.

In Briar Hollow, seamstress Iris Vale keeps the dead close by sewing memories into threads. When those bindings begin to fray and the town’s recollections slip away, she must decide: keep mending at the cost of her own memories, or perform a release that frees souls but erases the faces people love.

An audio archivist returns to a shuttered rural station to settle her father’s estate and finds the board waking itself. A five-note pattern threads her late brother’s voice through the static, and a hungry Chorus gathers, pressing for a wider reach as hope tests her limits.

Returning to settle her mother's estate, archivist Mara Cole finds her sister missing from every photograph and municipal ledger. In fogbound Evershade an ancient Ledger devours names and a secret Keepers' order defends oblivion. To restore memory, someone must willingly vanish.

In coastal Greyhaven, Nora Hale, an archivist haunted by her drowned brother’s reappearance as an Echo, uncovers a ledger that treats memory as currency. When the town’s recovered dead cost living recollections, Nora faces a sacrifice that will restore the community at the price of her most intimate memory.

Fog coats a small riverside town where a reservoir keeps more than water. Nora Finch, who hears trapped voices, uncovers a municipal ledger that recorded a century of traded lives. To return the missing she must offer memory itself—risking the one thing that kept her sister alive in her mind.

In fog-cloaked Brinefen, bellmaker Nera Voss crafts rings that hold names. When a Gallery begins sequestering identities, Nera must follow threads of loss through markets and vaults, confront the Curator of Names, and wrest memory back into the living world.

When acoustics engineer Juno Park returns to stormy Greybridge to help restore a derelict theater, she finds a silence that steals voices. With a lighthouse keeper’s tuning fork, a sharp-eyed barista, her brother, and a stray dog, she must retune a haunted house and return a stolen song.

A young photographer in a fogbound coastal town defies a warning to stay away from the decommissioned lighthouse. Guided by a retired keeper and a watchful spirit, she confronts a ravenous presence woven from lost names and grief. In the storm-lit tower, she must cut the net binding the dead—and refuse the sweetest trap of all.

In the fog-stitched port of Greyhaven, luthier Mara Voss uncovers a violin that hums with the city's lost bargains. As music and memory collide, she gathers unlikely allies to confront the thing that keeps promises tied to the mooring. A supernatural tale of grief, choice, and repair.

A young audio producer moves to a fog-bound coastal town and hears a dead radio host calling her by name. With a retired radio officer’s strange glowing tube and a fisherman’s steady hand, she confronts a seductive entity that feeds on names, frees a trapped voice, and builds a new sign-on for the town.

In a fog-wrapped city seam, a young locksmith follows a nameless key into a market of forgotten things. She bargains with a seam-eating presence to reclaim what matters, paying a sacrificial price to return a vanished name and becoming the quiet keeper of her street.

When her brother vanishes near a shuttered seaside pavilion, sound archivist Maya Sorensen follows a humming on the wind into an echoing hall between worlds. With a gifted tuning fork, an unlikely guide, and her grandmother’s lullaby, she challenges the pavilion’s keeper to finish the song he’s held open for a century.

In a fogbound port, instrument restorer Maya Kessler finds a brass lantern holding a child's voice and a clue to her missing brother. To rescue him she must penetrate a subterranean Archive, bargain with memory, and confront those who silence the city — at a cost.

A traveling field recordist and her cousin drift into a desert town where the canal hums names and swallows voices. With a retired radio man’s help and a stubborn pitch pipe, they face the Empty Choir beneath an old hydro plant—and Mara must sing the note she buried years ago.