In the tradition of haunting The Shadow over Innsmouth-style dread and modern cosmic horror, Teller’s Cove drags readers into a murky world where family secrets refuse to stay buried—and something ancient waits beneath the tide.

After the funeral of the grandmother who raised him in the unforgiving high desert of New Mexico, Jerry Lujan’s life fractures when his brother mysteriously vanishes without explanation. Months later, an unexpected summons draws Jerry to the storm-beaten coast of California during Spring Break, where he discovers their grandmother concealed a terrifying inheritance: a decaying estate perched above Teller’s Cove, a reef-choked graveyard of shipwrecks, whispers, and death.

Among the crumbling relics of the estate lies an ancestor’s logbook—its pages soaked in madness, maritime horror, and warnings of a monstrous presence stalking the bloodline since the nineteenth century. The locals speak of a family curse tied to the cove, of disappearances, insanity, and unseen things moving beneath the black water after dark. But the journal reveals something far worse than superstition: an ancient force stirring below the sea, an Eldrictch horror capable of opening the door to humanity’s extinction.

Blending cosmic horror, supernatural thriller tension, maritime horror, and the suffocating atmosphere of gothic fiction and Gothic fiction, Teller’s Cove is a chilling descent into forbidden legacies, unknowable evil, and existential dread.

Some secrets were never meant to surface. Dive into Teller’s Cove—if you dare.