Description
In 1935 Louisiana, a young girl’s disappearance is dismissed as a gator tragedy—yet Eugene, still a boy, carries an unsettling certainty that something far stranger was at work. Nearly two decades later, as new disappearances plague Chanlarivyè and bodies vanish without a trace, a charismatic fugitive named Johnny Walker arrives, drawing Eugene into a web of stolen money, unsettling clues, and memories that refuse to stay buried. Blending small-town dread with supernatural horror, the story explores obsession, inherited fear, and the way communities rewrite the truth to survive. With a lyrical, atmospheric style that leans into folklore and psychological unease, this is a haunting descent into the bayou’s secrets—where the danger isn’t just in the water, but in what it awakens.
Available Editions
paperback
Independently Published
Published Jan 1, 2021
147 pages
ISBN: 9798587040106
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Details
First Published
2021
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for The Bayou by Arden Powell.