Colonel Wes Holden came home from work suffering from PTSD. When his wife and son are killed in a terrorist bombing, Wes is hospitalized in a near catatonic state. A year later, while living with a step-brother, Wes comes around and eventually decides to strike out on his own. Looking for a place to be by himself, he finds a remote mountain in West Virginia to call home. He also finds Ally Monroe, a young woman who cares for her father and brothers on an isolated farm. As Wes gains ground on his recovery and becomes friends with Ally, he begins to believe that there is something sinister happening on that mountain.
The first hundred pages of this book is very different. It tells the story of Wes returning from war, only to be devastated by the death of his family. The pace picks up when Wes is recovering and wanders onto a West Virginia mountain. From that point the suspense begins and I had a hard time laying this book down. My rating: 4 Stars.
The first hundred pages of this book is very different. It tells the story of Wes returning from war, only to be devastated by the death of his family. The pace picks up when Wes is recovering and wanders onto a West Virginia mountain. From that point the suspense begins and I had a hard time laying this book down. My rating: 4 Stars.
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