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Synopsis
At 3:17 every morning, Owen Ward’s dead daughter speaks through an old radio.
For eleven years, Owen has lived beside the harbour at Dunargan, repairing forgotten sets and avoiding the shoreline where twelve-year-old Clara vanished. Then his father’s old Bush radio comes alive at exactly 3:17 AM.
The voice is Clara’s.
But she is not simply calling him back to the past.
Each transmission leads Owen toward other listeners, vanished records, and a sealed stretch of seabed off the Irish coast that someone has spent decades protecting. A retired superintendent remembers a report that was removed. A woman on the shore has kept a secret since the night Clara disappeared. And beneath the town of Dunargan lies something older than grief, older than the search, and older than the name of the town itself.
The dead have not been silent.
They have been waiting to be heard.
3:17 is Book One of The Listening Ground, a literary supernatural mystery about grief, memory, radio, and the terrifying possibility that death is not the end of attention.
Not every haunting needs a house. Some only need a frequency.
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À propos de l'auteur
Daniel Bearigo is the pen name of Daniel Smart, a British writer and producer based between Spain and the United Kingdom. His work blends literary mystery, speculative fiction, family history, and the supernatural, often exploring memory, grief, hidden records, and the stories that survive beneath official history.He is the co-founder of Bearigo Studios, a creative studio developing novels, music, documentaries, and screen projects with a focus on emotionally driven, cinematic storytelling. His fiction includes 3:17, the first book in The Listening Ground, a literary supernatural mystery series set on the Irish coast.Writing as Daniel Bearigo, he creates atmospheric stories about ordinary people drawn into extraordinary truths - where the past is never fully silent, and the act of listening can change everything.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. At 3:17 every morning, something answers.Owen Ward repairs old radios in a harbour workshop on the Irish coast. It is quiet, careful work - the kind that suits a man who has spent eleven years avoiding the shoreline where his twelve-year-old daughter, Clara, vanished.Then his father's old Bush radio begins to speak.Not with static. Not with drift. With Clara's voice.At first, Owen believes grief has finally found a way to break him. But the signal returns the next night. And the next. Each transmission is precise, structured, and impossible - as if something has been waiting for him to stop transmitting and start listening.What begins as one father's impossible hope draws Owen into something far older than his own loss: other listeners, other voices, records that should not exist, and a stretch of seabed off Dunargan Point that someone has spent decades keeping undisturbed.A retired superintendent remembers a report that vanished from the files. A woman watching the shore has kept silent for thirty years. And somewhere beneath the dark water, an institution has been standing guard over something it refuses to name.The dead have not been silent.They have been waiting to be heard.3:17 is Book One of The Listening Ground, a literary supernatural mystery about grief, memory, radio, and the dangerous act of paying attention.Not every haunting needs a house. Some only need a frequency.The Listening Ground continues in Book Two: Where Down Is At 3:17 every morning, Owen Ward's dead daughter speaks through an old radio. As the signal returns, he is drawn into vanished records, buried grief, and a stretch of Irish seabed someone has guarded for decades. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798898609740
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - At 3:17 every morning, something answers.Owen Ward repairs old radios in a harbour workshop on the Irish coast. It is quiet, careful work - the kind that suits a man who has spent eleven years avoiding the shoreline where his twelve-year-old daughter, Clara, vanished.Then his father's old Bush radio begins to speak.Not with static. Not with drift. With Clara's voice.At first, Owen believes grief has finally found a way to break him. But the signal returns the next night. And the next. Each transmission is precise, structured, and impossible - as if something has been waiting for him to stop transmitting and start listening.What begins as one father's impossible hope draws Owen into something far older than his own loss: other listeners, other voices, records that should not exist, and a stretch of seabed off Dunargan Point that someone has spent decades keeping undisturbed.A retired superintendent remembers a report that vanished from the files. A woman watching the shore has kept silent for thirty years. And somewhere beneath the dark water, an institution has been standing guard over something it refuses to name.The dead have not been silent.They have been waiting to be heard.3:17 is Book One of The Listening Ground, a literary supernatural mystery about grief, memory, radio, and the dangerous act of paying attention.Not every haunting needs a house. Some only need a frequency.The Listening Ground continues in Book Two: Where Down Is. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798898609740
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. At 3:17 every morning, something answers.Owen Ward repairs old radios in a harbour workshop on the Irish coast. It is quiet, careful work - the kind that suits a man who has spent eleven years avoiding the shoreline where his twelve-year-old daughter, Clara, vanished.Then his father's old Bush radio begins to speak.Not with static. Not with drift. With Clara's voice.At first, Owen believes grief has finally found a way to break him. But the signal returns the next night. And the next. Each transmission is precise, structured, and impossible - as if something has been waiting for him to stop transmitting and start listening.What begins as one father's impossible hope draws Owen into something far older than his own loss: other listeners, other voices, records that should not exist, and a stretch of seabed off Dunargan Point that someone has spent decades keeping undisturbed.A retired superintendent remembers a report that vanished from the files. A woman watching the shore has kept silent for thirty years. And somewhere beneath the dark water, an institution has been standing guard over something it refuses to name.The dead have not been silent.They have been waiting to be heard.3:17 is Book One of The Listening Ground, a literary supernatural mystery about grief, memory, radio, and the dangerous act of paying attention.Not every haunting needs a house. Some only need a frequency.The Listening Ground continues in Book Two: Where Down Is At 3:17 every morning, Owen Ward's dead daughter speaks through an old radio. As the signal returns, he is drawn into vanished records, buried grief, and a stretch of Irish seabed someone has guarded for decades. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798898609740
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. At 3:17 every morning, something answers.Owen Ward repairs old radios in a harbour workshop on the Irish coast. It is quiet, careful work - the kind that suits a man who has spent eleven years avoiding the shoreline where his twelve-year-old daughter, Clara, vanished.Then his father's old Bush radio begins to speak.Not with static. Not with drift. With Clara's voice.At first, Owen believes grief has finally found a way to break him. But the signal returns the next night. And the next. Each transmission is precise, structured, and impossible - as if something has been waiting for him to stop transmitting and start listening.What begins as one father's impossible hope draws Owen into something far older than his own loss: other listeners, other voices, records that should not exist, and a stretch of seabed off Dunargan Point that someone has spent decades keeping undisturbed.A retired superintendent remembers a report that vanished from the files. A woman watching the shore has kept silent for thirty years. And somewhere beneath the dark water, an institution has been standing guard over something it refuses to name.The dead have not been silent.They have been waiting to be heard.3:17 is Book One of The Listening Ground, a literary supernatural mystery about grief, memory, radio, and the dangerous act of paying attention.Not every haunting needs a house. Some only need a frequency.The Listening Ground continues in Book Two: Where Down Is At 3:17 every morning, Owen Ward's dead daughter speaks through an old radio. As the signal returns, he is drawn into vanished records, buried grief, and a stretch of Irish seabed someone has guarded for decades. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798898609740
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