"A beguiling tale of belonging and loss."
Richard Lambert, author of The Wolf Road.
The 1930s.
When Jane washes ashore with no memory of who she is, an embittered old fisherman rescues her—and soon becomes convinced she is something more than human.
As he nurses her back to health, his suspicions grow: Could Jane be selkie-born?
Though Jane's memory remains fractured, fragments of a lost life begin to resurface.
Struggling along a desolate stretch of coastline, Jane finds refuge with the Parsons family — Bill, Rachel, and their daughter Charlie. As she becomes part of their lives, Jane is drawn into a fierce battle between the community and a ruthless developer, Jack De Bonnetailler.
As the stakes rise, Jane's past is slowly uncovered, revealing an ancient story of love, loss, and the sea.
Kris Spencer is a writer and teacher, living in London. He is the author of two poetry collections, Life Drawing (2022) and Contact Sheets (2024), both published by Kelsay Books.
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