Where The Lost Boys Go

For over a century, children have vanished from coastal towns around the world.
The cases seem unrelated. Different years. Different countries. Different victims. No bodies.
No ransom notes.
No suspects. Just empty bedrooms, abandoned bicycles, and grieving families left staring into the dark.
Authorities call them unrelated disappearances. When true-crime journalist Evelyn Hart discovers her missing brother's decades-old case may be connected to hundreds of other disappearances, she follows a trail of evidence leading to an island that officially doesn't exist. The internet calls it an urban legend. The few survivors call it Neverland. An island hidden behind impossible fog. An island where rusted carnival rides still move on their own. Where music drifts through the trees despite there being no electricity. Where the laughter of children echoes through abandoned midway games long after midnight. Where no child ever grows up because no child survives long enough to become an adult. And at the center of it all is Peter. Not a boy.
Not one boy.
A title.
A role.
A curse. Every Peter was once a kidnapped child. Every Peter eventually dies. And before he does, he must bring another child to take his place.