On a fog-shrouded Swedish archipelago, a young girl confronts an ancient supernatural threat in this breathtaking fantasy thriller from the eerie imaginations of Camilla Sten and Viveca Sten.

Whatever deadly mysteries swirl in the mist, it’s only the beginning.

An unnatural fog, lingering for weeks, has settled over the Stockholm archipelago, home to twelve-year-old Tuva. No one can explain it. Tuva, attuned to the mysteries of the sea, has her suspicions.

When her classmate and his mother nearly drown in the damp, choking fog, Tuva seeks answers about its supernatural nature. And the truth she uncovers is more wondrous—and sinister—than she could have imagined.

All the while, a hauntingly familiar voice calls for Tuva, pulling at the ties that bind her to the supernatural world, trying to draw her in. But are the powers that Tuva possesses enough to save the world from this true evil lingering in its midst?

Camilla Sten is the author of The Lost Village, which was named a best mystery/thriller for NPR, a Loan Stars pick in Canada, and an Indie Next pick. In Europe, it was short-listed for best translated crime fiction on ThrillZone.nl and for the Best Book Award by Polish Goodreads. Camilla is also the author of The Bachelorette Party; The Resting Place, which was long-listed for the Viktor Crime Award in Germany; and the Rebecca Lekman series.

Viveca Sten is the author of the #1 internationally bestselling Sandhamn Murders series, which has sold more than nine million copies, establishing her as one of Sweden’s most popular authors. It was also adapted into a Swedish-language TV series shot on location and seen by one hundred million viewers around the world. Viveca divides her time between Stockholm, Sandhamn, and Åre in Sweden, the famous Swedish ski resort that also happens to be the location for her crime series the Åre Murders. For more information, visit www.vivecasten.com.

A. A. Prime is an award-winning translator of Swedish literature, including The Night Raven by Johan Rundberg, which was short-listed for the Global Literature in Libraries Initiative Translated YA Book Prize, and was named a Kirkus Best Book of the Year and a USBBY Outstanding International Book, among other accolades. Born in London, she traveled the world studying a number of languages before settling in the English coastal town of Hastings. She now works full-time as a translator, specializing in the weird, witty, and wonderful world of children’s and young adult fiction. She has published more than thirty books in the UK and US. For more information, visit www.primetranslatrix.com.