The Endless Fall: Deadwood Duet Book 1
Paperback
Publisher: Emmerson Hoyt, LLC
Published: Apr 1 2025
Pages: 498
Weight: 1.45
Height: 1.11 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Willa Dunn is finally getting the hell out of Deadwood-but first she needs to tell her overprotective family that she's leaving.
For years she's dreamed of escaping the small town that refuses to let her forget the past, but when Ryker Bennett-her childhood bully and brother's best friend-comes back to East Texas, all her plans go up in smoke.
Against her brother's wishes, Willa finds herself drawn to the broody troublemaker with scars that rival her own. But as her attraction to Ryker ignites, so do the disturbing events around town. Shadows move in the forest, dismembered livestock plague the ranch next door, and Willa slowly realizes she's not the only one keeping secrets...
As betrayals and lies bring her to the breaking point, Willa must decide if turning her back on her godforsaken hometown is worth losing the one person worth staying for.
Warning: The Endless Fall is a small town, brother's best friend, contemporary southern gothic romance with dark themes. This book contains explicit content, profanity, violence, and subject matter that may be sensitive to some readers. Recommended for ages 18+
Please Note: This is book 1 of the Deadwood Duet, it is not a standalone.
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