About this book:

When the mist rolls in over Midnight Harbor, the city doesn’t just hide its secrets—it becomes a character in a chilling game of cat and mouse. Detective Elias Thorne, a weary veteran haunted by the harbor’s rusted ghosts, is called to a pier where a immaculately dressed corpse sits posed like a macabre mannequin, his eyes replaced by polished black stones and his mouth stitched into a silent grin. The scene is pristine, the work of a meticulous mind, and it signals that the three recent disappearances were no random runaways but the opening acts of a killer’s twisted performance.

As Thorne and his sharp‑witted partner Sarah Jenkins race against a tightening fog, they uncover a thread that leads from the harbor’s decaying warehouses to the boardrooms of Boston’s elite—because the victim is Arthur Sterling, the hedge‑fund magnate whose investment was meant to revive the city’s crumbling waterfront. With each clue, the line between ritual and revenge blurs, and the detectives realize they’re not just hunting a murderer; they’re navigating a city where ambition, desperation, and the ever‑present mist conspire to conceal a darkness that could drown them all.

*Shadows Over Midnight Harbor* delivers atmospheric tension, relentless pacing, and a puzzle that pulls you deeper into its salt‑soaked alleys with every page. If you crave a noir‑infused thriller where the setting is as lethal as the antagonist, this is the novel that will keep you turning pages long after the fog has lifted.