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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some names were drowned so deep the world forgot they were ever spoken.Nora Ashe finds the dead for a living - a genealogist who can read a life off a worn stone. The one tree she could never trace is her own; her family simply begins, two hundred years ago, with a man who came from nowhere.… So when a great-aunt she never knew leaves her an estate in the town of Mercy, Nora goes to settle it, and finds a drained reservoir, a locked iron box with no keyhole, and a deed to a place no map admits ever existed.Gideon Castle keeps the town's memory. The recorder's line has held Mercy's records, unbroken, since the founding - and Gideon has never once turned the old iron seal over to read what was ground into its back. He has spent his life keeping the record. He never asked what the record was keeping down.Before there was a Mercy, there were the Marrow: forty-one souls who held the valley and named it, drowned at the founding by the man whose statue stands in the square, then erased from every page so the theft could be called a town. The water is low now. The deepest grave is bare. And the First have begun to take - not by hunting, not by haunting, but by forgetting, unmaking the living one name at a time. They have chosen the woman whose blood they share and the man whose blood erased them to do the one thing that can free them: say their names out loud, in the daylight, where a whole town can hear.A town built on a lie. A founder's heir who would rather burn his name than keep it. And two people learning that to keep someone is not to hide them in still water - it is to remember them, to hold on, to refuse to let go.The water is coming back. The town would rather not know. And the dead are done being no one.Keep me. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some debts don't drown. They wait.Iris Mercer comes to the valley proud - the engineer hired to repair her great-grandfather's dam, the biggest thing three counties ever built. Then the reservoir drops to a level it hasn't seen in sixty years, the wall begins to weep grey water, and a man tu…rns up drowned on dry stone inside the concrete, sealed in a locked room with a workman's handprint cooling on his shoulder.Jonah Calder comes to clear a name. His great-grandfather was written into the company books as a deserter the day the dam was poured, and Jonah - a blue-collar cutter with nothing to his name but the trade in his hands - means to prove the old man didn't run. He never expected the dam to know his blood. Or to keep a place for him.There are nine men in the wall: a pour gang sealed alive in 1961 and called cowards, working a shift that never ended, whistling in the dark for a relief crew that never came. They want to be counted. They want the truth told out loud. And they have chosen the two people whose families put them there to come down into the grave and bring them home.A Mercer who gave the order. A Calder who was buried for it. The only thing more dangerous than what's in the wall is what's beginning to rise between them.The water is coming up. The company wants it sealed. And the dead do not lose a man twice.Hold the line. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some debts don't drown. They wait.Iris Mercer comes to the valley proud - the engineer hired to repair her great-grandfather's dam, the biggest thing three counties ever built. Then the reservoir drops to a level it hasn't seen in sixty years, the wall begins to weep grey water, and a man tu…rns up drowned on dry stone inside the concrete, sealed in a locked room with a workman's handprint cooling on his shoulder.Jonah Calder comes to clear a name. His great-grandfather was written into the company books as a deserter the day the dam was poured, and Jonah - a blue-collar cutter with nothing to his name but the trade in his hands - means to prove the old man didn't run. He never expected the dam to know his blood. Or to keep a place for him.There are nine men in the wall: a pour gang sealed alive in 1961 and called cowards, working a shift that never ended, whistling in the dark for a relief crew that never came. They want to be counted. They want the truth told out loud. And they have chosen the two people whose families put them there to come down into the grave and bring them home.A Mercer who gave the order. A Calder who was buried for it. The only thing more dangerous than what's in the wall is what's beginning to rise between them.The water is coming up. The company wants it sealed. And the dead do not lose a man twice.Hold the line. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some names were drowned so deep the world forgot they were ever spoken.Nora Ashe finds the dead for a living - a genealogist who can read a life off a worn stone. The one tree she could never trace is her own; her family simply begins, two hundred years ago, with a man who came from nowhere.… So when a great-aunt she never knew leaves her an estate in the town of Mercy, Nora goes to settle it, and finds a drained reservoir, a locked iron box with no keyhole, and a deed to a place no map admits ever existed.Gideon Castle keeps the town's memory. The recorder's line has held Mercy's records, unbroken, since the founding - and Gideon has never once turned the old iron seal over to read what was ground into its back. He has spent his life keeping the record. He never asked what the record was keeping down.Before there was a Mercy, there were the Marrow: forty-one souls who held the valley and named it, drowned at the founding by the man whose statue stands in the square, then erased from every page so the theft could be called a town. The water is low now. The deepest grave is bare. And the First have begun to take - not by hunting, not by haunting, but by forgetting, unmaking the living one name at a time. They have chosen the woman whose blood they share and the man whose blood erased them to do the one thing that can free them: say their names out loud, in the daylight, where a whole town can hear.A town built on a lie. A founder's heir who would rather burn his name than keep it. And two people learning that to keep someone is not to hide them in still water - it is to remember them, to hold on, to refuse to let go.The water is coming back. The town would rather not know. And the dead are done being no one.Keep me. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some debts don't drown. They wait.Iris Mercer comes to the valley proud - the engineer hired to repair her great-grandfather's dam, the biggest thing three counties ever built. Then the reservoir drops to a level it hasn't seen in sixty years, the wall begins to weep grey water, and a man tu…rns up drowned on dry stone inside the concrete, sealed in a locked room with a workman's handprint cooling on his shoulder.Jonah Calder comes to clear a name. His great-grandfather was written into the company books as a deserter the day the dam was poured, and Jonah - a blue-collar cutter with nothing to his name but the trade in his hands - means to prove the old man didn't run. He never expected the dam to know his blood. Or to keep a place for him.There are nine men in the wall: a pour gang sealed alive in 1961 and called cowards, working a shift that never ended, whistling in the dark for a relief crew that never came. They want to be counted. They want the truth told out loud. And they have chosen the two people whose families put them there to come down into the grave and bring them home.A Mercer who gave the order. A Calder who was buried for it. The only thing more dangerous than what's in the wall is what's beginning to rise between them.The water is coming up. The company wants it sealed. And the dead do not lose a man twice.Hold the line. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some names were drowned so deep the world forgot they were ever spoken.Nora Ashe finds the dead for a living - a genealogist who can read a life off a worn stone. The one tree she could never trace is her own; her family simply begins, two hundred years ago, with a man who came from nowhere.… So when a great-aunt she never knew leaves her an estate in the town of Mercy, Nora goes to settle it, and finds a drained reservoir, a locked iron box with no keyhole, and a deed to a place no map admits ever existed.Gideon Castle keeps the town's memory. The recorder's line has held Mercy's records, unbroken, since the founding - and Gideon has never once turned the old iron seal over to read what was ground into its back. He has spent his life keeping the record. He never asked what the record was keeping down.Before there was a Mercy, there were the Marrow: forty-one souls who held the valley and named it, drowned at the founding by the man whose statue stands in the square, then erased from every page so the theft could be called a town. The water is low now. The deepest grave is bare. And the First have begun to take - not by hunting, not by haunting, but by forgetting, unmaking the living one name at a time. They have chosen the woman whose blood they share and the man whose blood erased them to do the one thing that can free them: say their names out loud, in the daylight, where a whole town can hear.A town built on a lie. A founder's heir who would rather burn his name than keep it. And two people learning that to keep someone is not to hide them in still water - it is to remember them, to hold on, to refuse to let go.The water is coming back. The town would rather not know. And the dead are done being no one.Keep me. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. DROWN FOR ME | Sera Graz | Taschenbuch | DROWNING MERCY | Englisch | 2026 | Sera Graz | EAN 9798235608658 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Some names were drowned so deep the world forgot they were ever spoken.Nora Ashe finds the dead for a living - a genealogist who can read a life off a worn stone. The one tree she could never trace is her own; her family simply begins, t…wo hundred years ago, with a man who came from nowhere. So when a great-aunt she never knew leaves her an estate in the town of Mercy, Nora goes to settle it, and finds a drained reservoir, a locked iron box with no keyhole, and a deed to a place no map admits ever existed.Gideon Castle keeps the town's memory. The recorder's line has held Mercy's records, unbroken, since the founding - and Gideon has never once turned the old iron seal over to read what was ground into its back. He has spent his life keeping the record. He never asked what the record was keeping down.Before there was a Mercy, there were the Marrow: forty-one souls who held the valley and named it, drowned at the founding by the man whose statue stands in the square, then erased from every page so the theft could be called a town. The water is low now. The deepest grave is bare. And the First have begun to take - not by hunting, not by haunting, but by forgetting, unmaking the living one name at a time. They have chosen the woman whose blood they share and the man whose blood erased them to do the one thing that can free them: say their names out loud, in the daylight, where a whole town can hear.A town built on a lie. A founder's heir who would rather burn his name than keep it. And two people learning that to keep someone is not to hide them in still water - it is to remember them, to hold on, to refuse to let go.The water is coming back. The town would rather not know. And the dead are done being no one.Keep me.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - They drowned a town to build a lake. They never told the children they weren't coming back.Sixty years later, the water is going down.Cora Ashby comes to Mercy with one suitcase and a photograph of the great-grandmother her family would…never speak about: a young teacher on the steps of a schoolhouse, her hand on the shoulder of the smallest of seventeen children. Cora wants one answer. Was Della Ashby a woman who did something terrible, or a woman a terrible thing was done to The lake is the only thing that knows, and the lake is being drained.As the reservoir drops, the drowned schoolhouse rises into the air for the first time in sixty years, and the town that buried the truth begins to come apart. A man drowns sitting up, dry, behind a locked door. Children no one can see hum a counting song at the waterline. And out across the flats, a small bell rings to call a class in. They are not angry. They only want to be counted, to be told the truth, and to be let out. And they have decided that Cora, who wears their teacher's face, is the one who will finally come back for them.Asa Pruett is the golden heir of the family that opened the gates a day early. He should be the last person Cora trusts. He is also the next name on a sixty-year-old roll, and the only one in Mercy willing to burn his own name down to help her end it. To free seventeen children who have waited in the dark since 1961, Cora will have to walk into the flooding school on the worst day, stand where her great-grandmother could not, and choose what she is willing to pay.Some debts don't get settled at the dam. They get settled at the school.Wait for Me is the second book in the Drowning Mercy series and can be read on its own: a gothic slasher romance with an enemies-to-lovers slow burn, a small town with a terrible secret, and a love story told in the cold space between a ringing bell and an answer.Content note: drowning and peril, the deaths of children (in the past), supernatural dread, grief, and scenes of intimacy.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. WAIT FOR ME | Sera Graz | Taschenbuch | DROWNING MERCY | Englisch | 2026 | Sera Graz | EAN 9798235349964 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. HOLD THE LINE | Sera Graz | Taschenbuch | DROWNING MERCY | Englisch | 2026 | Sera Graz | EAN 9798235061729 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Keep Me | Sera Graz | Taschenbuch | DROWNING MERCY | Englisch | 2026 | Sera Graz | EAN 9798235638822 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.
Published by Sera Graz, 2026
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In Mercy, the lake keeps its dead. And every dry year, it gives one back.Wren Calloway came home for five days - to bury her grandmother, sell the lake house, and never set foot in the valley again. Then the water started falling, a drowned town surfaced in the reservoir, and a body washed u…p on the church steps with its lungs full of a lake half a mile downhill.Silas Crane is the man the whole town crosses the street to avoid. The drowned man's blood. The one they're all sure will let Mercy drown when the water finally runs out. He's also the only person who tells Wren the truth: something is climbing up out of the lake, it has a sixty-year debt to collect, and her family's name is at the top of the bill.The cure is buried with the crime. To break it, a Calloway has to go willingly into the rising water - and trust a Crane to bring her back up. Trust the one man the curse can wear like a glove. The one whose hands it wants on her when she goes under.Drown for Me is a full-length gothic slasher romance: a feral, devoted antihero; a heroine who refuses to run; a small town built on a lie; and a love story that has to outlast a hundred years of buried sin. Standalone with a guaranteed HEA. Series continues in Drowning Mercy Book 2.Contains genuine horror, on-page peril, and open-door romance. Full content warnings inside. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
Published by Sera Graz, 2026
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In Mercy, the lake keeps its dead. And every dry year, it gives one back.Wren Calloway came home for five days - to bury her grandmother, sell the lake house, and never set foot in the valley again. Then the water started falling, a drowned town surfaced in the reservoir, and a body washed u…p on the church steps with its lungs full of a lake half a mile downhill.Silas Crane is the man the whole town crosses the street to avoid. The drowned man's blood. The one they're all sure will let Mercy drown when the water finally runs out. He's also the only person who tells Wren the truth: something is climbing up out of the lake, it has a sixty-year debt to collect, and her family's name is at the top of the bill.The cure is buried with the crime. To break it, a Calloway has to go willingly into the rising water - and trust a Crane to bring her back up. Trust the one man the curse can wear like a glove. The one whose hands it wants on her when she goes under.Drown for Me is a full-length gothic slasher romance: a feral, devoted antihero; a heroine who refuses to run; a small town built on a lie; and a love story that has to outlast a hundred years of buried sin. Standalone with a guaranteed HEA. Series continues in Drowning Mercy Book 2.Contains genuine horror, on-page peril, and open-door romance. Full content warnings inside. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
Published by Sera Graz, 2026
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. They drowned a town to build a lake. They never told the children they weren't coming back.Sixty years later, the water is going down.Cora Ashby comes to Mercy with one suitcase and a photograph of the great-grandmother her family would never speak about: a young teacher on the steps of a sc…hoolhouse, her hand on the shoulder of the smallest of seventeen children. Cora wants one answer. Was Della Ashby a woman who did something terrible, or a woman a terrible thing was done to? The lake is the only thing that knows, and the lake is being drained.As the reservoir drops, the drowned schoolhouse rises into the air for the first time in sixty years, and the town that buried the truth begins to come apart. A man drowns sitting up, dry, behind a locked door. Children no one can see hum a counting song at the waterline. And out across the flats, a small bell rings to call a class in. They are not angry. They only want to be counted, to be told the truth, and to be let out. And they have decided that Cora, who wears their teacher's face, is the one who will finally come back for them.Asa Pruett is the golden heir of the family that opened the gates a day early. He should be the last person Cora trusts. He is also the next name on a sixty-year-old roll, and the only one in Mercy willing to burn his own name down to help her end it. To free seventeen children who have waited in the dark since 1961, Cora will have to walk into the flooding school on the worst day, stand where her great-grandmother could not, and choose what she is willing to pay.Some debts don't get settled at the dam. They get settled at the school.Wait for Me is the second book in the Drowning Mercy series and can be read on its own: a gothic slasher romance with an enemies-to-lovers slow burn, a small town with a terrible secret, and a love story told in the cold space between a ringing bell and an answer.Content note: drowning and peril, the deaths of children (in the past), supernatural dread, grief, and scenes of intimacy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. They drowned a town to build a lake. They never told the children they weren't coming back.Sixty years later, the water is going down.Cora Ashby comes to Mercy with one suitcase and a photograph of the great-grandmother her family would never speak about: a young teacher on the steps of a sc…hoolhouse, her hand on the shoulder of the smallest of seventeen children. Cora wants one answer. Was Della Ashby a woman who did something terrible, or a woman a terrible thing was done to? The lake is the only thing that knows, and the lake is being drained.As the reservoir drops, the drowned schoolhouse rises into the air for the first time in sixty years, and the town that buried the truth begins to come apart. A man drowns sitting up, dry, behind a locked door. Children no one can see hum a counting song at the waterline. And out across the flats, a small bell rings to call a class in. They are not angry. They only want to be counted, to be told the truth, and to be let out. And they have decided that Cora, who wears their teacher's face, is the one who will finally come back for them.Asa Pruett is the golden heir of the family that opened the gates a day early. He should be the last person Cora trusts. He is also the next name on a sixty-year-old roll, and the only one in Mercy willing to burn his own name down to help her end it. To free seventeen children who have waited in the dark since 1961, Cora will have to walk into the flooding school on the worst day, stand where her great-grandmother could not, and choose what she is willing to pay.Some debts don't get settled at the dam. They get settled at the school.Wait for Me is the second book in the Drowning Mercy series and can be read on its own: a gothic slasher romance with an enemies-to-lovers slow burn, a small town with a terrible secret, and a love story told in the cold space between a ringing bell and an answer.Content note: drowning and peril, the deaths of children (in the past), supernatural dread, grief, and scenes of intimacy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
