What She Saw

Sloane Grayson is a cold case reporter, and she has come to a small mountain town in Virginia to settle a question that has followed her for thirty years. During a music festival there, four women disappeared, and her mother was among them. The festival's promoter was convicted of the murders, and Sheriff CJ Taggart closed the case.

Sloane does not consider it closed. The bodies of the four women were never found, and the man in prison has always said he is innocent. She is not certain he is lying.

Taggart is long dead, so Sloane has to start again with the people who remain: the victims' families and the few witnesses still living. Some of them may not want to revisit a crime that left the town notorious. Somewhere in the area, unmarked graves hold the remains of the missing women, and she means to find them.

Someone else wants her to stop, and as she presses on, the search becomes a game of cat and mouse. This is a suspense novel built around a cold case, with a personal stake for its investigator and a threat that grows as she gets closer to the truth.