The Hochatown VanishingsA Lighthorse Mysteries AudiobookIn the wooded hills of southeastern Oklahoma, people disappear.

At first, the cases seem unrelated—a young Chickasaw man who never returns from a trip near Hochatown… a hiker who vanishes without a trace… an isolated camper whose story ends in silence. Local rumor fills the gaps with familiar explanations—accidents, bad luck, even whispers of something in the forest that no one can quite name.

But Captain Jack “Hawk” Hawkins doesn’t believe in coincidence.

Drawn back into service alongside Lighthorse officer Cara Overton, Hawk begins assembling the fragments others have left behind: scattered evidence, incomplete reports, and uneasy conversations with those closest to the missing. What emerges is not a single disappearance, but a pattern—subtle, deliberate, and deeply concealed.

As the investigation pushes deeper into the terrain around Hochatown, the line between isolation and intent begins to blur. The forest holds its own logic. Access is limited. Information is guarded. And those who know the land best are not always willing to speak.

With each step forward, Hawk and Overton confront a difficult question: are they uncovering a truth that has been overlooked… or constructing meaning where none exists?

Because in Hochatown, the most dangerous thing may not be what’s hidden—but what people are willing to believe.

This full-length audiobook continues the Lighthorse Mysteries series, blending methodical investigation with a stark sense of place, where jurisdiction is layered, evidence is fragile, and the land itself refuses to give up its answers.