Songs of the Okanagan (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798311691956)

Beneath the still waters, something ancient stirs...

Okanagan Lake has always been a place of myths-whispers of the N'ha-a-itk, the Spirit of the Lake, haunt the edges of memory and folklore. But when a construction project begins to carve deep beneath the waters, the lake's secrets are no longer content to stay submerged.

For Adam Clearwater, the lake is more than a body of water-it's a part of his bloodline, woven through stories passed down by his ancestors. Tales of the lake's guardian were once dismissed as legend, but now, as equipment vanishes beneath the depths and shimmering shadows dance below the surface, those stories are becoming terrifyingly real.

When biologist Dr. Lena Morrissey arrives to investigate the strange phenomena, she is met with more than murky waters and local superstition. The lake pulses with an unsettling hum, whispers echo from the depths, and a haunting melody begins luring people into the water-never to return.

As paranoia spreads and the town grapples with escalating disappearances, Adam and Lena must confront not only the ancient force rising from the lake but also humanity's relentless encroachment on nature's fragile balance. Together, they dive into the abyss, uncovering a haunting truth: some legends are alive, and they remember.

With the town spiraling into chaos, construction halted by unseen forces, and an age-old pact broken, Adam and Lena race against time to stop an ancient guardian from unleashing its wrath. But when the lake demands a sacrifice, who will pay the price?

"Song of the Okanagan" is a haunting ecological horror that blends Indigenous folklore, deep-sea mysteries, and psychological tension. Perfect for fans of The Terror and Annihilation, this novel explores the fragile balance between humanity and the forces that have long watched from the shadows-waiting.