Where The River Runs Red
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When Chad Greer is convicted of murdering his girlfriend Megan, he's only 17, and of course he insists he didn't do it. When he's still insisting fifteen years later, he's again denied parole. But by then his beloved sister Sawyer is a brand-new assistant district attorney, determined to prove his innocence, and she won't take no for an answer. Digging into the case, she turns up Mason Walcott, a war-scarred journalist who mysteriously appears and offers to help vindicate her brother. Brash, brave, and eager, Sawyer delves deeper into the case and discovers unsettling truths that put her and those closest to her squarely in the crosshairs of people who'd prefer that the past stays as dead as Megan. Undaunted by attacks and threats to her life and career, Sawyer won’t stop until she sets her brother free. That is, unless her attackers get to her first....
WHERE THE RIVER RUNS RED is as fast-paced and twisty as the Rainbow River itself, featuring a cast of South Georgia and Florida characters who are utterly convincing and ever-so-menacing. Pollack's latest entwines family loyalty, professional pride, and naked ambition to create a nonstop thriller that won't let you put it down til the last shocking page.
Praise for this book
A serpentine and suspenseful mystery about innocence lost and found.
A complex, suspense-filled murder mystery with thrilling action scenes and engrossing twists. Fans will love its shocking conclusion and its fresh, compelling lead characters.
One of the book's remarkable strengths lies in its vivid portrayal of high school life, intricately detailing the experiences and emotions of teenagers. Pollack captures the essence of adolescents' lives—their unique language, the fear of tarnishing their reputations, and their engagements in parties, drug experimentation, and alcohol consumption. This portrayal resonates authentically, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the world of these young characters, feeling their struggles, regrets, uncertainties, and the weight of their choices.
A suspenseful murder story with the accused’s sister trying to prove his innocence years later and falling into great danger. Loved it!