The Shark House: A Novel

Hawai'i, 1998. A series of rare shark attacks disrupts the Kohala coast, and marine biologist Minnow Gray is brought in to investigate. Known for her unusual connection to sharks, she is tasked with determining why the attacks are occurring and whether the same great white shark is responsible. Minnow witnessed a tragic incident involving a white shark and her father years earlier, an experience that has haunted her since. She believes that recovering the memories of that distant morning is essential to her own healing. As she pursues answers about the current attacks, her past and present intersect, uncovering truths that run as deep as the ocean itself. The longer Minnow remains in Hawai'i, the more her investigation becomes a personal journey of self-discovery. Set against Hawaiian landscapes and deep-sea danger, the novel explores the relationship between humans and sharks, themes of resilience and redemption, and confronting what lies within oneself.