Welfare Check
by Salem Hurley
About the book
Kate McKinney didn’t move to the middle of nowhere to make friends, she came for the quiet. The kind that doesn’t scream at her through dispatch calls or drag her back to a life she’s trying to forget. But when an old man vanishes from his remote cabin and his niece goes missing right along with him, Kate starts listening harder. A battered truck. A back trail no one uses. And eyes that follow her home after dark. The local sheriff calls it concern. Kate calls it what it is, a warning. Her only early ally is Boone, the sharp-eyed rescue mutt who trusts no one but her. Still, as the town closes ranks, Kate begins to find unlikely connections in the quiet, people who remind her she’s not as alone as she thinks. In a town where everyone knows everyone, someone’s counting on her to stay silent. They’re about to be disappointed.
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About the author
I’m a late-in-life author, but I’ve been writing for more than 40 years before finally deciding to self-publish. I’m a mood writer, so I bounce between dark romance, mysteries, and thrillers. At their core, though, they’re all romantic suspense. The genre changes. The spice level changes, but strong FMCs, consent, and HEAs do not.
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