Where The River Runs Red

WHERE THE RIVER RUNS RED is a gripping legal thriller that unravels the wrongful conviction of Chad Greer, sentenced for the murder of his girlfriend, Megan Miller, fifteen years ago. His sister, Sawyer Greer—a determined attorney—embarks on a relentless mission to prove his innocence, unearthing long-buried secrets that could upend everything.

Told through multiple perspectives and timelines, the novel weaves together the lives of high school students caught in the fallout of a murder investigation. As Sawyer delves deeper into the case with the help of journalist Mason Walcott, suppressed evidence and overlooked testimonies emerge, challenging the original verdict. With each revelation, the case grows more complex, exposing the flaws of the Justice system and the far-reaching influence of those in power.

Beyond its thrilling legal drama, the novel vividly captures the raw, unfiltered realities of teenage life—their struggles, reputations, and moments of reckless abandon. The portrayal of high school dynamics, from social pressures to experimentation with drugs and alcohol, feels authentic, immersing readers in the emotions and choices that shaped the fateful events of the past.

At its core, Where the River Runs Red is more than a murder mystery—it’s a profound exploration of justice, power, and resilience. With unexpected twists, emotionally charged confrontations, and a deep dive into the corruption within law enforcement, the novel keeps readers on edge while provoking thought about the fragility of truth and the courage required to challenge the status quo.