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The Borrowed Shore: A Science-Fiction Thriller
Paperback
Series: The Nullhafen Files, Book 2
Science FictionGeneral Fiction
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 450
Weight: 1.03
Height: 1.12 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
A weather buoy is waiting where no tide could have left it.
Three months after the Halifax wake storm, the buoy appears high on a Cornish cliff carrying the same machine-only warning that reached Canada. Tessa Calder and Tess-two legally distinct survivors sharing one body-travel to Porth Ansel as witnesses, not investigators.
The town's residents are losing seconds of their own lives. They wake with memories of coastlines they have never seen, while a system called BREAKWATER prepares to renew during the next winter storm.
BREAKWATER protects major ports by exporting autobiographical loss to isolated communities across realities. Its architect has evidence that the network saves lives. He also has a consent record from the year Tessa and Tess began sharing one body, signed in Tess's own hand.
With local engineer Mae Penrose and a warning whose source may never be proved, they must separate protection from permission before twelve shores are made to pay.
Every safe harbour has a load shore.
The Borrowed Shore is Book Two of The Nullhafen Files. It resolves the complete Cornwall case while continuing the characters and larger mystery introduced in The Ninth Wake.
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