Drawing inspiration from the moody, green, and rain-washed Pacific Northwest, this author finds creative sparks in the stunning power of nature and the intricate quirks of human behavior. When story challenges arise, communion with the natural world or contemplation of humanity's foibles often provides the necessary impetus. The resulting narratives are likely to explore the complexities of people with a keen eye for observation and a unique perspective.
When Mary Weaver, the founder of Mayday House, a refuge for women in need, mysteriously dies, Keeley Farrell returns home to continue Mary's work and uncovers shocking secrets that could lead to her own demise. Original.