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What happens when the person tasked with protecting a community discovers that the greatest threat has been hiding in plain sight for decades? Titus Crown thought he'd left his hometown's darkness behind when he joined the FBI. Now, as Charon County's first Black sheriff, he's about to learn that some horrors don't stay buried-they just wait for the right moment to surface. Charon County, Virginia, carries death in its very name. Named after the mythological ferryman who transported souls to the underworld, this small Southern town has witnessed more than its share of tragedy: indigenous massacres in 1805, a winter of starvation-driven cannibalism in 1816, mass poisonings, murder-suicides, and mysterious drownings that continue to this day. Most residents prefer to treat these events as unfortunate history, safely contained in the past. But when a school shooting explodes into a serial killer investigation, Titus discovers that history in Charon County isn't past at all-it's still claiming victims.