Description

In a world where the unseen can be as consequential as the seen, Ghost Fish follows a cast of characters drawn into a mystery that begins quietly and escalates into something far larger than anyone expects. As clues surface and loyalties are tested, the story explores how memory, loss, and the stories people tell themselves shape what they believe is real. With a suspenseful, character-driven approach, the book blends atmosphere and momentum to examine themes of grief, identity, and the hidden costs of survival. Stuart Pennebaker’s distinctive style—grounded in vivid detail and emotional clarity—turns an unfolding investigation into a haunting meditation on what haunts us long after the facts are gone.

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paperback edition cover

paperback

Little Brown & Company

Published Jan 1, 2025

288 pages

ISBN: 9780316587631

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Details

First Published

2025

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Ghost Fish by Stuart Pennebaker.

Death/Grief
War/Trauma