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When acclaimed writer Silas Thorne is found dead beneath the cliffs outside his secluded cottage in Bishop's Cove, the death appears to be a tragic kayaking accident.

Detective Mara Keene isn't convinced.

The evidence doesn't fit as neatly as it should. A burned laptop. Missing notebooks. A manuscript that revisits a decades-old tragedy the town has long considered settled. As Mara follows the threads through old newspapers, forgotten interviews, and fading memories, she discovers that the greatest mystery isn't what happened on the morning Silas died.

It's what happened afterwards.

At the centre of the town's history stands respected journalist Daniel Kearney, the man who has spent forty years recording Bishop's Cove's past. But as Mara digs deeper, she begins to wonder whether history has merely been recorded... or carefully shaped.

Some crimes leave fingerprints.

Others leave only a story everyone agrees to believe.

The Silence of Bishop's Cove is a literary mystery about memory, truth, and the stories communities tell themselves in order to live with the past.