LORETTA COX WATCHED CALUM scan the classroom before he took an empty seat in the back. Being new couldn’t be easy, especially when it was in a town with only eight hundred inhabitants—most of whom lived out of the center of said town. She’d lived there for almost eighteen years, generations before her and generations…
DetailsSeven Years Ago CALUM WINGER DIDN’T WANT to be in Oak Creek—wherever Oak Creek actually was. All he knew was it was somewhere in the middle of Tennessee. And that his mother had enough of his behavior and sent him over a thousand miles to live with an aunt and uncle he hadn’t seen since…
DetailsTWELVE HOURS. LORETTA COX has been driving for twelve hours, and her butt is numb, legs aching from where they are folded under the dashboard. She’s had to use the toilet for the last hour. Backwoods Tennessee doesn’t offer many public restrooms, though, so she forces herself to focus on the road and not the…
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