Ranger Anna Pigeon has transferred to Rocky Mountain National Park and after working in the Mississippi mud, the fresh air of the Rockies is a relief. A few weeks before she arrived, three young girls had disappeared in the park and an extensive search had failed to find them. When two of them turn up at Heath’s handicamp thoroughly traumatized and claiming to remember nothing of their ordeal, the search for the third girl intensifies. Then things get a little weird. The book begins a little slow, but then I could hardly put it down.
Nevada Barr is always good, and this book is no exception. However, the psychological aspect in the last several chapters struck me as a bit over-the-top.
Just published my first book on Amazon! (Second one to put up online) I would love to hear what you all think and hope it is a fun read!
Moving is never easy; but for Bear, a young family’s pet Chow Chow, it’s a nightmare. When his two mothers and their daughter rent a run-down apartment, Bear discovers an insidious force that attempts to drive his family to their breaking point. With no way to communicate with humans, Bear struggles to protect those he holds dear from the dark power which intends to shatter their familial bonds and corrupt their very core.
Snap Trap is a young-adult, suspense, psychological thriller novel. Told from the overlooked perspective of the family pet trapped in a horror narrative, this story explores a fresh point of view to a familiar genre.
