Miyase Sertbarut
When the fog rolls in, the secrets come out…
İlay didn’t plan to spend the summer in an isolated village with a distant aunt, but heartbreak pushes her to escape the city. On the train, she meets Fuat, the son of a geneticist working at a mysterious laboratory nearby. Soon, unsettling signs begin to surface—a shadowy traveler, strange behavior from the locals, and a growing sense that something is being concealed. Then the Blue Crow appears. Wise, eerie, and able to speak, it reveals a chilling secret: scientists are tampering with immortality. But what is the cost?
In this haunting, genre-bending novel, Miyase Sertbarut confronts the ethical dangers of genetic manipulation and the ripple effects of scientific ambition. Blending speculative fiction with social realism, What the Fog Hides draws readers into a suspenseful world where nature, science, and human conscience collide.
KEY NOTES:
• A suspenseful mystery perfect for fans of eerie, atmospheric storytelling.
• Explores themes of courage, friendship, and confronting the unknown.
English translation is available.
Themes: Mystery, Suspense, Friendship, Courage
10+, 208 pages, 13.5 x 19.5 cm