Dunscar

Every seven-minute storm has pointed toward Dunscar Basin. Now the investigation finally reaches the place official history tried to erase.When historian Cora Pennant proves that the destruction of Carrow Fell in 1888 was not the landslide described in government records, Dr Sabine Ketter and her team enter the remote mountain basin. They are not alone. Commander Lucan Brett has deployed a containment force, while Dr Gideon Verrick and the Meridian Atmospheric Institute are already searching for something beneath the mountains.Deep underground, the investigators discover preserved streets, abandoned homes and nineteenth-century instruments built to monitor a phenomenon that should have been impossible. But the deeper they descend, the more dangerous Dunscar becomes. Armed teams collide in the buried settlement. Floodwater tears through ancient chambers. Bridges collapse. Dead equipment begins transmitting voices. And the next seven-minute storm is approaching.Sabine must uncover what the people of Carrow Fell did in 1888 before Verrick turns their unfinished work into an experiment of his own.Because the greatest mistake may be assuming that the storms are travelling toward Dunscar.