Alma Bashears escaped her Appalachian roots to forget the memories of a brutal rape. Now, a brilliant attorney, she returns to defend her brother against a trumped-up murder charge. Upon discovering the prosecutor is the boy responsible for her rape, this white-trash hollow girl will dispense a little country justice. "With her nimble plotting and modern sensibilities, Tess Collins is another authentic voice for the region." -Margaret Maron" A solid excursion into a mélange of deception and greed Filled with regional flavor and unnerving sense of small-town claustrophobia." -San Francisco Examiner & Chronicle
Tess Collins is a coal miner's granddaughter. She spent her early years listening to mountain tales of haunted hollows, moonshiners, and unsolved murders. No doubt they influenced her writing. She is the author of: The Law of Revenge; The Law of the Dead; and The Law of Betrayal and a non-fiction book How Theater Managers Manage. Contact her at www.tesscollins.com/
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