Blake Drake

Every thirty years, Cabo Rojo changes. In January 2017, a journalist disappears while investigating a series of deaths and storms separated by exact thirty-year intervals. The only evidence he leaves behind is a camera hidden in the woods. Alex Shed returns to town with four old friends to inspect a family house that has stood closed for ten years. What was supposed to be a week by the sea becomes a night of isolation when an anomalous storm cuts off the roads and something begins moving among the dunes.
The story of a woman murdered in 1927, the notebooks of a relative considered insane, and a red light that casts no shadows all turn out to be part of the same secret. In Cabo Rojo, some inheritances are not property. They are the things a family chose not to explain.