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The Moonhaven Mysteries · Book 8

DEATH AT HARROW POINT

A coastal Maine mystery of old debts and a living signal

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Series
The Moonhaven Mysteries, Book 8
Length
264 pages
Published
May 13, 2026
Language
English
Category
Mystery, Thriller & Suspense › Mystery › Cozy › Animals

About this book

The kind of mystery that makes you miss the Maine coast even if you've never been there.

For readers who want their mysteries with a ghost who has opinions and a dog who has standards.

Two nodes. Sixty years of silence. One window closing fast.

Sam Blackwood has restored six nodes along the eastern seaboard. She knows what a dead formation feels like — the warmth draining, the signal cutting out. She knows the difference between a node that's gone and a node that's been taken.

The two Knox County nodes were taken.

Someone sealed their signals into containment cases in 1965 and put them in a federal evidence unit in Boston, and the cases have been sitting there for sixty years giving off readings that don't correspond to any known natural source. The nodes aren't dead. They've been waiting.

Sam has six weeks before the signals degrade beyond recovery.

Eleanor's last letter points to Rockland, Maine — and to a man named Dennis Calloway. His grandfather built the pilot station above the basalt formation. His father maintained it for thirty years, pressing his palm against the same wall every week because it felt, he wrote once in a private margin, like a compass finding north. Dennis inherited the role in 1978. That same year, someone showed him photographs of his children and told him what would happen to them.

He stepped back. He's been carrying that decision ever since.

Sam isn't going to Rockland to judge him. She's going to understand him. There's a difference, and Eleanor was precise about it.

Death at Harrow Point is a mystery built from what survives — signals that outlast the people who captured them, stones that remember contact, a network that doesn't stop running just because no one is listening. It's also a story about three generations of a family who protected something they couldn't name, and one woman finishing what a dead grandmother started.

Moss is already at the door.

The window is closing.

The Moonhaven Mysteries — Book 8 of 8 Each book is a complete mystery. The series rewards reading in order.

Book 1 — Death at Moonhaven Light
Book2 — Murder at Moonhaven Light
Book 3 — Secrets at Saltwick
Book 4 — Murder at Stoneharbor
Book 5 — Murder at Cairn Cove
Book 6 — Murder at Tidefall
Book 7 — Shadows at Greyfell
Book 8 — Death at Harrow Point

Fans of Angie Fox, Jenna St. James, and Nellie H. Steele will feel at home here.

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