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70 reviewsThey say there’s no rest for the wicked.
What about those whose profession is taking them down?
Former FBI agent Spenser Song has had to rise from the ashes of tragedy. Attempting to overcome the guilt of her husband’s death, she left the bureau and accepted a position as Sheriff in Sweetwater.
Surrounded by breathtaking scenery, and with the aid of Ryker and her four-legged sidekick, Spenser began to recover from her heart-wrenching wounds. Apart from murders, kidnappings, trafficking, and a wide array of twisted crimes, life in Sweetwater is as "serene" as could be.
When a young couple is taken from a campsite by what hunters believe to be the Okasha, a Bigfoot-like creature, the entire town is thrown into a panicked frenzy. Even Ryker believes that the furry beast might be responsible for the camper’s disappearance.
When the missing boy is found, his wounds and description of the culprit match the creature of the local legend. With the girl still missing, Spenser searches through her room. The clues from her diary and texts reveal more layers of twists in the case.
There are truly all sorts of monsters in this world. Legends, lores, big hairy creatures, and a missing girl. Sweetwater Falls is full of surprises.
And a mandated vacation for Spenser might be in order after this.
