Imagine that you are placed on an extremely distant island, which is gradually absorbed by the ascending sea-completion of the rest of the world outside the wild and few family members with you, and once a woman died half, not offering hints about who she was, where she came from and why. This scenario is like Wild dark shore It begins, immediately convincingly.
Dominic lived on the island of Shireoter, on the site of the global storage of seeds and the research base, for eight years with his three children. But from the climate change, the seeds are at risk, as the eternal permafrost and sea levels are growing, threatening to flood the storage. All researchers left the base, and the Dominic family will soon be, but first they will have to collect the seeds that were chosen to preserve. Everything is updated when Rowan appears, and it soon becomes clear that the secrets are stored on both sides.
I could not help but think about Lighthouse Sometimes, reading this when the characters came across elements, isolation, suspicion and their complex feelings for each other, in addition to sorrows arising from their personal losses. This is a ghostly and incredibly touching, and another novel that I expect will sit among my loved ones.