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In a modern coastal play, vengeful spirits are reported to wander around a lighthouse which has been constructed for hundreds of years. Located on a rocky shore at the edge of a cliff by the wild sea as they are always surrounded by storms the lighthouse became a kind of symbol of danger and mystery for inhabitants.
One tale is of Emma, who enters the lighthouse to escape her grief after losing her fiancé. Shortly strange things start to disturb her—whispers, ghostly apparitions in the fog, and unseen footsteps walking around. While investigating, she uncovers the dark past of the lighthouse—a history filled with shipwrecks, lost sailors, and an old keeper who vanished mysteriously. She discovers that her bond with the spirits is much stronger than she ever realized, and she must find a way to set them free from their torment.
Another story tells of a band of treasure seekers who are drawn to the lighthouse by the promise of a hidden hoard. As the explorers search for loot, they are caught up in supernatural forces that warp time and reality. Facing vengeful spirits and wandering souls, the treasure hunters must unlock the mysteries of the lighthouse if they hope to escape before becoming permanent inhabitants.
In other stories in the collection revenge, obsession, and the search for forgiveness dominates among themes of loss and recovery. Lighthouse – hope is including the despair where the lost may be found but in return for a price.
Mixing the genres of horror and fantasy, these stories unravel the pain of loss, the spectral effect of unresolved sin, and hope for the deliverance of both the sinful and the damned – this side of the grave.
