Angels Fall

Reece Gilmore is the sole survivor of a mass shooting at a Boston restaurant. Struggling with post-traumatic stress, she leaves her urban life and settles in Angels Fall, Wyoming, to work as a cook. While hiking in the Tetons, she witnesses a man strangling a woman through her binoculars. When the police find no physical evidence, no body, and no struggle, the local authorities dismiss her claim as a mental health crisis. Only Brody, an isolated writer, believes her. Reece must investigate the town’s secrets while a killer targets her to ensure she stays silent.

This book serves readers who enjoy romantic suspense centered on psychological recovery and small-town dynamics. It attracts those interested in the challenges of trauma survivors who must prove their sanity to a skeptical community. The reader learns about the technicalities of high-altitude cooking and the isolation of rural wilderness living. By the end, the audience walks away with a story about a woman reclaiming her autonomy through professional skill and the pursuit of objective truth in the face of gaslighting.

Practical, clear-cut and escapist; an easy read.

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