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The Greenwood
Paperback
Publisher: Nathaniel Baker
Published: Feb 10 2024
Pages: 70
Weight: 0.22
Height: 0.17 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
In the stillness of the night, Catherine is jolted awake by an unsettling dream, her daughter Ava sharing in this nocturnal unease. The clock chimes 3:33. After tossing and turning she finally falls back to sleep.
Morning arrives, revealing a disrupted routine as Ava's father drops the bombshell of an impending move, injecting chaos into their lives. Simultaneously, news of Catherine's estranged father's demise emerges, a haunting echo from a past she desperately tried to erase.
Balancing the demands of her legal work and the intricacies of her personal life, Catherine stands at a crossroads, faced with an imminent decision-confront the unresolved shadows of her past or navigate the convoluted path of her present.
Arriving in Wyoming for the first time since leaving at age 8, Catherine is met with a new reality. The city is not the same way as she left it. So many sad memories. She meets with Sheriff Bob shares troubling stories about her father's last days.
The story moves through the intricate paths of family ties, societal norms, betrayals, friendship, personal quandaries, and unexpected loss against a backdrop of legal complexities.
But just when things seem settled, a shocking event occurs.
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