Saltwind Lanterns. The Winchelsea Veil, #10

On the drowned coast of Sussex, where the marsh swallows secrets and storms carve truth from the cliffs, a pale lantern walks at dusk. Some say it's a warning. Others say it's a ghost. All agree it is better not to follow. When customs officer Jonas Furlong arrives in Winchelsea to investigate rumours of smuggling, he expects evasive locals and treacherous tides. He does not expect the lantern-nor the mud-streaked figure carrying it across ground no living man could walk.
Drawn into the mystery of Elias "Grey" Crampton, a smuggler betrayed and buried alive, Jonas uncovers a legacy of silence held by the Saltmere Brotherhood and a town terrified of its own past. As storms rise and the dead begin to gather, Jonas must choose between justice for the restless spirits and the safety of the living. His decision will bind the marsh to a new legend-one whispered in cottages, feared by fishermen, and carried on the wind long after he is gone.
Because on Pett Level, some stories do not end. They wait. And the lantern always returns.