Harbour. John Ajvide Lindqvist. 2010.

On a clear winter’s day, Anders took his wife and feisty six-year-old, Maya, for a walk from his home on the island across the frozen sea to the lighthouse at Gavasten. There was no one for miles around, so they stayed to admire the view while Maya struck out alone.

They never saw her again.

Two years later, Anders’ wife has left him and his life is in ruins. He returns to what’s left of his family on the island. Moving back to the hut where he’d been staying with Maja that last time, he soon begins to feel a presence in the house. Could Maja be trying to communicate with him? Someone - or something - is leaving him messages and he can feel them getting stronger.

When he realises Maja’s is just the last in a long line of mysterious disappearances, he digs deeper and unearths a dark and deadly secret at the heart of the community - an ancient evil, which he’ll be forced to awaken if he’s going to discover the fate of his beloved daughter.