When the sea fell silent, the crew of the Calderon believed the storm had passed.

They were wrong.

Sailor Elias Mercer awakens to a ship adrift in uncharted waters, haunted by whispers that rise from below the hull. One by one, his crewmates vanish as the Calderon begins to change—its timbers pulsing like flesh, its shadows breathing.

Something ancient has woken in the depths, and it remembers the world before men.

As the ocean around him unravels, Elias must confront what waits beneath the surface—or be consumed by it.
 

Below the Waterline is a haunting tale of guilt, isolation, and the unknowable hunger of the sea—perfect for readers who crave atmospheric horror, maritime dread, and stories that echo long after the last page.

The sea remembers every secret.