A local girl goes missing.
The town says she ran away.
Only her friend knows the truth.
Dead girls can't run.
A romantic mystery for readers who know some scars never fade—and some secrets refuse to stay buried.
Small towns hold no secrets, except when they do. The impossibility of regret looms like a heavy cloud, and it's about to rain. All Susan Tripp wants is to go back to the time before the night on the bridge, the night she lost her best friend.
Sheriff Chatham never cared much for music or dancing, but he'd give anything for just one dance with the one who got away.
Maegan Davis has made so many bad decisions, it's hard to know which one she'd take back.
When a local teen goes missing, Sheriff Chatham is on the case.
Could solving the mystery repair a friendship, give hope to a lonely girl, and give him one last dance?