Dolls in the Mist

When four explorers set sail into the western Caribbean, off San Andres, searching for a lost 17th-century Spanish shipwreck, they find something far stranger-a mysterious island cloaked in perpetual mist, unmarked on any map. Suspended from twisted branches are hundreds of eerie, decaying dolls, their lifeless eyes silently following every movement. They promise one night to take notes and go, but the compasses argue, the journals write back, and the voices learn your name. As the mist thickens, shrines appear where there was only ground, and memory becomes a tide that drags the past within reach. Some call it a curse. Others call it an archive. Either way, it remembers. DOLLS IN THE MIST is a slow-burn descent into the kind of place that doesn't need to chase you-it only needs you to remember it. Open the journal. Trace the symbols. Do not answer the voice that sounds like home. And whatever you do, don't look up.