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When Isla Penhaligon returns to her crumbling Cornish hometown to care for her dying mother, she expects nothing more than damp cottages, suspicious neighbors, and the weight of unfinished family business. Instead, she finds a village unraveling. Fishermen haul in pale, impossible crabs. Nets breathe with larval slime. Gulls spiral silently in unnatural patterns above the tide. Soon, the villagers share the same symptoms: a humming rash beneath the skin, jaws that click in rhythm with the foghorn, and a metallic taste that won't leave their tongues. The sea has seeded something new in Saltmarsh, and it is no disease-it is a communion. Trapped by the tide, Isla must fight to hold onto science, sanity, and her own bloodline as the infection spreads through lungs, bone, and song. But Saltmarsh has always lived by the sea, and the sea has begun to sing back. The Infestation of Saltmarsh is a folkloric horror novel of parasitic dread and coastal isolation-a story where the tide doesn't just take, it remakes. Perfect for readers of cosmic, atmospheric horror who know the sea keeps its own secrets.

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