Gulf Coast Paranormal Season Four, Book One is here! In the shadowed heart of the Gulf Coast, some rivers forget the dead. The Pascagoula remembers every name… and it is singing again. For three hundred years the black waters of the Pascagoula have guarded a tragedy older than the swamps themselves. Beneath the cypress knees and hanging veils of Spanish moss, beneath the slow, relentless current, lies the echo of forbidden love and a people’s final, devastating choice. On a moonlit night thick with magnolia and regret, an entire tribe walked hand-in-hand into the depths rather than live in chains — mothers singing lullabies to the children they were about to drown, warriors snapping their spears in surrender. Only one boy remained on the bank: Chula, the One-Eyed Witness, banished and broken, cursed to watch forever as his people disappeared beneath the surface without a ripple. Now the river is calling new witnesses. When a desperate fisherman phones Gulf Coast Paranormal in the dead of night, claiming the river is humming his unborn son’s name, Midas Demetriou and his team know this is no ordinary haunting. The Pascagoula is awake — and it is hungry. Cassidy is six weeks from giving birth. So is the man who made the call. Two unborn sons. Two fresh voices the river has already marked. As pale, waterlogged fingers curl over boat rails in thick river fog and deep, subsonic drums rise from the muddy bottom, the team is pulled into a nightmare older than the swamps. A banished boy with one eye watches from the reeds. A vengeful chief waits beneath the surface, his pride a living shadow of river weeds and scorched rage determined to keep the chain of sorrow locked forever. With only six nights until the full moon, Midas, Cassidy, Sierra, Joshua, and Jericho must do what no one has done in three centuries: form a living chain across time itself and speak one hundred and twelve stolen names with no shame, no fear — only love. Because some rivers don’t just take the dead. They come for the ones not yet born. Season Four of the bestselling Gulf Coast Paranormal series begins with its darkest, most intimate, and most emotionally devastating case yet — a Southern Gothic masterpiece of forbidden love, generational guilt, fatherhood, and the terrible price of silence. The river is singing again. And it already knows your child’s name.