When Becca Warren returns to Topsham after her father's death, she expects grief, paperwork, and the burden of running his tiny river ferry. What she doesn't expect is the stranger at the wake - a man who knows her name, claims to have known her father "for a very long time," and appears, impossibly, in a decades‑old photograph looking exactly the same.As Becca takes over the ferry, the town's stories close in: her father's reliability, his secrets, and the quiet warnings people never quite finish. The river remembers things. So do the people who cross it. And someone is watching Becca with the calm certainty of a man who has made this journey many times before.The more she uncovers, the more one truth becomes impossible to ignore: her father's life stretched far beyond the version she knew - and the ferryman's legacy may not be finished with her yet.A gripping, atmospheric supernatural mystery set on the Devon estuary, The Ferryman's Daughter delivers creeping tension, small‑town secrets, and a legend that refuses to stay buried. Adam Isaac is a horror writer driven by a lifelong passion for the uncanny. His stories draw heavily on folklore, forgotten histories, and the strange fragments gathered during his travels. A lover of the outdoors, he finds inspiration in wild landscapes, ancient places, and the quiet, unsettling spaces where nature and myth overlap. This blend of wanderlust, history, and dark imagination shapes every tale he writes.
