TheCthulhu Mythos have come a long way since Lovecraft's day. We genrefans have seen them pass through the testosterone fueled pages of RobertE. Howard, passed off to a man who crept up on them, ever quiet andhorrific, Ramsey Campbell, and then to Brian Lumley, a writer who'sadded so much depth to them that he's almost recreated Lovecraft's worldof shadowy hidden interdimensional monster gods.And now along comesthe talented and prolific James Moore to catch us up on what everhappened to that dreaded and fishy town of Innsmouth.Captain JoeBierdan has the misfortune to contract out his boat to a team ofscientists who want to investigate the strange happenings off the coastof Golden Cove, Massachusetts. Along with his shipmate, Charlie, arugged womanizer, and a variety of characters intent on finding thetruth of Golden Cove's horrifying past, they set sail for a month offrolicking in its fog bound waters. What they find beneath the cove’sicy waves will be pretty easy to guess for any fan of Lovecraft'sclassic stories. But as is usual with Moore, the story moves along at agood clip and is full of interesting twists.