The drought didn't just empty the reservoir.

It brought the town back.

Sixty years ago, Corbin's Hollow disappeared beneath the water - evacuated, flooded, forgotten. Everyone said it was progress. Everyone was lying.

When a historic drought finally drains the reservoir dry, Deputy Olivia Cartwright finds something in the ruins that was never supposed to surface: a body that shouldn't be sixty years old at all.

The note pinned to the remains reads: I know what you did. Everyone will.

As Olivia digs deeper, she uncovers a town full of people who've spent decades perfecting the art of silence - an old woman who witnessed something on the last night before the water came, a family whose fortune was built on a secret no one dared to name, and a killing that never should have stayed buried in the first place.

But the past isn't finished. Someone in Corbin's Hollow has been keeping the truth submerged for a very long time - and they'll do anything to make sure it stays that way.

The rain is coming. The water is rising.

And once it closes over the ruins again, the truth may never come up for air a second time.