Widow's Bay Trivia

As a ferocious storm reaches Widow's Bay and the town is forced to hunker down, Tom learns a truth about Richard Warren's lineage that might change everything.

Believing the curse of Widow's Bay to, at long last, be lifted, Tom is forced to confront another secret while Patricia comes face-to-face against the greatest terror from her past.

The results of the exhumation of the town's first mayor lead to a supernatural surprise as Tom, Wyck, and Patricia try to work together to stop the island from creating more havoc.

In 1702, the young village of Widow's Bay already had its problems, and as new villager Sarah Westcott discovered, the mysteries ran deep and her husband, the mayor, was at the center of it all.

A mysterious, hallucinogenic mushroom leads to possible answers as they relate to Reverend Bryce's tragic death and the mysterious history of Widow's Bay, but someone needs to take them to find out the truth.

Unsatisfied with her social standing, Patricia takes it upon herself to organize the sunset cocktails event, getting help from a serendipitous self-help book that sets her up for success. And it works, in a way.

At the start of the season, Tom is required to perform the inaugural swim at the beach, but a chance encounter on a dark road leads to a complicated few days in Widow's Bay.

The local inn prepares for the impending throngs of tourists and the locals are apprehensive that it's safe for guests. It's why Tom takes a bet to stay the night to prove otherwise.

Tom, the mayor of Widow's Bay, is eager to drive tourist traffic to the small New England island, but locals know that there's something wrong with their sleepy, seaside town. Can a reporter's impression of Widow's Bay change that?