Carmen Lawlor was passionate in her campaign against the use of fossil fuels. However, finding her dead at the base of a wind turbine was definitely going to cause a stir. Have the big shots profiting from the oil industry in New Mexico decided to get rid of her? Also, is there a connection between Carmen’s murder, Nancy’s sudden death and the Mondragon girl who went missing years ago?
Elizabeth Doyle, famously known as Digger due to her penchant for unraveling secrets, must get to the bottom of the mystery. However, little did she envisage it was going to open a can of worms.
When Maria decided to pursue Carmen’s dreams, it was obvious she was going to inherit her enemies as well. Despite the dangers, the two lovebirds Maria and Digger would fight till the end.
One easily noticeable fact about this book is how developed the characters are. The author also did a great job of describing scenes and attitude of some people in such a way that makes the reader feel like they’re watching a thrilling movie.
BIO: Rosalie Rayburn is a former journalist and author of The Power of Rain which won a National Federation of Press Women Award and The Sunshine Solution which won first place in a SouthWest Writers 2024 contest. She has written for newspapers in Ireland, Norway, and the United States, including nearly a decade covering city and county government in New Mexico. Early in her career she had short stories broadcast on radio in Ireland, had a business guidebook published in the UK, and a memoir translated from Norwegian published in Norway. Now retired, she divides her time between Portugal and New Mexico.
