Bluewood: The Things We Buried
Paperback
Mystery & ThrillerGeneral Fiction
ISBN13: 9781734385540
Publisher: Sublight Publishing
Published: Jun 21 2026
Pages: 262
Weight: 0.78
Height: 0.59 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
After years away, Lexy Brandon returns to Bluewood Ranch determined to settle her father's estate. But when she discovers evidence that she once had an identical twin sister, everything she thought she knew about her family begins to unravel.
Her search for answers leads to sealed adoption records, hidden journals, missing land surveys, and an abandoned railroad corridor erased from official maps. As old secrets rise to the surface, Lexy finds herself caught between powerful families, long-protected lies, and a mystery that reaches back more than a century.
With the help of her brother Randy, her friend Scott, and the sister she never knew existed, Lexy uncovers the truth behind a deadly 1924 railroad conspiracy that helped shape the town of Donnigan itself.
But some discoveries come at a cost.
As buried history collides with the present, Lexy must decide what matters most: protecting the stories people have always believed, or exposing the truth that could change everything.
Bluewood is a compelling blend of family drama, historical mystery, small-town suspense, and emotional redemption. Perfect for readers who enjoy mysteries with strong family relationships, hidden histories, and unforgettable secrets.
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