Widow Falls

Psychological terror at its best. This story will keep you guessing until the end and just when you think you have it figured out...you don't. Sloan takes a summer job at a rafting camp thinking it would be a fun job after school before she decides the rest of her life. It is a secluded spot in Tennessee called Widow falls. After arriving she hears it is famous for missing people. Several other guides for the camp have gone missing never to be heard of again. The other guides tell her it is just folk stories and not to worry about it everything is fine and she is safe there. She can't help wondering what happened to the guide before her that disappeared. She digs into it and tries to find out. Then she finds a clue in a hiding spot beneath her bed. Sloan soon realizes all is not as it seems at Widow Falls and that she should heed the warning she found under her bed and trust no one. That is especially so for Claudia, the one guide that dislikes her from the beginning. Sloan must find out what is going on before another guide goes missing. A great description of the river and woods in Tennessee, the cafe in the middle of the small town was a good touch. This was a good read and the twist at the end was perfect, I loved it. The narrator did a wonder job. I would recommend this book. Thanks to Kiersten Modglin for writing a great story, to Jess Nahikian for a great job at narrating it to Dreamscape Media for publishing it and to NetGalley for making it available to me.