The Bell That Rang at Half-Moon Inlet

In the winter of 1999, the town of Port Suffering, Maine, had a problem no one wanted to talk about. The fog bell at Half-Moon Inlet had been ringing every night since the dredge boat the Margaret Rose went down in November. Old Mrs. Carmody said it was the souls of the drowned trying to find their way home. The Coast Guard said it was a loose chain. But when Luna's uncle, a retired lobsterman, took her out to the inlet on a dead-cold December night, they found something else entirely. The bell was ringing from inside the bell tower—but the tower had been empty for years. And the sound wasn't a bell at all. It was a voice. This is a story about what happens when the dead don't want to be found. When you listen to the bell, the bell listens back. And when you count the rings, you start to forget which number you're on. By the time the fog lifts, you're not sure if you're still in the boat, or if you ever left the bottom of the sea. #HalfMoonInlet #PortSufferingMaine #FogBell #DrownedSouls #MargaretRose #LunasUncle #GhostBoat #WinterHorror #MaineCoast #BellTower #CountTheRings #FogHorror #SeaGhosts #DredgeBoat #HushedTerror #AtmosphericHorror #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo