Ava Glass: The Hiding Season, Gebunden

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In this page-turning, atmospheric thriller, a broken woman's new beginning is upended when she becomes the only witness to a deadly crime . . . making her the next target.

After a painful divorce, Maya Landry is in desperate need of a fresh start, which she finds deep in the Rocky Mountains of Montana. Maya's relieved when she's hired as a summer keeper of billionaire-owned ski lodges left empty after snow season ends, and her new life of peace and isolation is going exactly as hoped . . . until she stumbles across a dead body on the living room floor of one of the lodges. There's no cell service in the resort, and by the time she's able to find signal and call the police, the body is gone. In fact, there is no evidence that there ever was a body there at all.

The police think Maya is unstable, and she's not convinced they are wrong. But then a stranger walks up to her later that night and tells her that someone knows she was up on the mountain that day--someone willing to kill to keep their secrets. She's not sure whether to believe him, but then the killers come for her in the dead of night. Maya narrowly escapes, only to find that same mysterious man waiting to rush her away. But can she trust him? Can she trust anyone?

Only one thing is certain: the people who committed the murder are coming for her. Maya is the only person alive who might reveal what happened up on the mountain. And they want her gone.