Revealing Currents: Book Three of the Four Corners Series

Spring has returned to Four Corners, and the lake is quiet.

Cari Aksu knows better than to mistake quiet for safety. Haldis is still somewhere beyond the door beneath the water, close enough for Cari to sense her and far enough that every attempt to reach her risks lethal failure. The answer, Cari believes, lies in the oldest records of Four Corners, where scattered references point to a buried chamber and a history the town has forgotten.

Then Beckett Watson arrives.

A historian of early American folk belief, Beckett has spent years studying the strange customs of isolated settlements. He recognizes patterns in the Four Corners archives that Cari has been trying to understand for months. He also carries a troubling connection to the danger that nearly destroyed the town.
As Cari and Beckett follow the founders’ trail, old records begin to tell a different story. The chamber beneath Four Corners was never simply hidden. The founders built it for a reason, and the betrayal buried with it reaches back to the beginning of the town itself.

Some things disappear because people forget them. Others are buried because someone needs them forgotten. Now the water is changing again, and Cari must decide how far she will follow.