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by Diana C. Simpson (Author)
In the spring of 1995, six teenage boys steal one boat too many.
What begins as another reckless night on the icy waters of Lake Ontario ends in silence. The boys vanish without a trace, leaving behind devastated families, unanswered questions, and a community desperate for hope. Authorities dismiss them as repeat troublemakers. Parents cling to the belief that they will return. Only one man knows the truth.
Roy Blankly is hailed as a hero for leading the search, but beneath his quiet devotion lies a secret as deep as the glacial trough beneath the lake's surface. For years, the water guards that secret, burying the truth beneath eight hundred feet of darkness.
But lakes have long memories.
As time erodes even the strongest disguises, the past begins to rise. A single discovery threatens to unravel decades of silence, forcing a community to confront the difference between youthful mistakes and unforgivable evil.
Haunting, atmospheric, and emotionally powerful, Lost Boys Six is a gripping tale of guilt, grief, and justice delayed. Told through multiple perspectives and infused with the haunting presence of Lake Ontario itself, this unforgettable novel asks a timeless question:
How long can the truth remain buried when even the deepest waters eventually give back what they have taken?
