Songs of the Drowned Moon

She drowned to keep him buried beneath the ocean. It worked. Until it didn’t.

A love that survives drowning—but not untouched. Grief turned myth. Saltwater in your lungs, moonlight on ruined skin, and the unbearable hope of discovering that even after the sea takes everything from you… someone still waits on the shore.

Nyara Solmare, Moon Goddess

The moon goddess who drowned herself to imprison the sea god she loved—and returned to find the ocean still grieving her. Feared as myth, mourned as memory, Nyara is the kind of woman disasters are written around.

She drowned herself to save the world. The sea brought her back for the one thing she never survived—love.

He remembers what she did. She doesn’t remember why.

The Tide Has Receded

What the ocean left behind was never meant to be found. Step beyond the shoreline and uncover the forgotten depths of Songs of the Drowned Moon.

Submerge Yourself

Arlen Dunross, Marine Biologist

Arlen came back to Wilson’s Promontory searching for answers and found the woman the ocean never let him forget. Steady where the world fractures, Arlen is proof that sometimes the most dangerous thing in a myth is the ordinary man willing to love it anyway.

“You make me understand why men used to worship the moon, Nyara. One look at you and suddenly drowning feels less like dying… and more like devotion.”

-Arlen Dunross, Songs of the Drowned Moon

Every time the tide rises, something returns with it. Not all of it belongs to her.

Dr. Isla Kingsley

The seismologist who spent her life trying to prove the earth could be understood—until Wilson’s Promontory began answering back. Brilliant, relentless, and dangerously curious, Dr. Isla Kingsley is the first to realize the coastline isn’t breaking apart. It’s waking up.

Saving him was the same thing as losing him.