Every Fall

<B>This version is out of print.</B><BR><BR>Bree knew that life married&nbsp;to a beat cop would be tough, especially in the crime-infested city of East Bernheim, but she believes&nbsp;they will be fine living in &quot;the Burner&quot; even after she has their first child. Family life is manageable until one day crime follows them home, threatening their safety.&nbsp;<BR> <BR>At a loss of how to keep his family&nbsp;safe and keep his job, Jake agrees to stretch their finances and move an hour away, to a bigger house in a somewhat better neighborhood. Their life seems to improve until Bree, heavily&nbsp;pregnant with their second child, begins to hear&nbsp;voices and suffer strange dreams. And then when tragedy strikes on the&nbsp;job, Jake enters a spiral of guilt and grief that degrades his grip on reality.&nbsp;<BR> <BR>Bree, isolated and struggling, must protect her children from the one person she thought would always keep them safe. She and Jake are haunted in every way, and not just by whatever is lurking inside the house. A thriller that&nbsp;tackles toxic masculinity in police culture and trauma,&nbsp;<I>Every Fall</I>&nbsp;will have you on the edge of your seat.&nbsp;&nbsp;<BR> <BR> Content Warnings: postpartum depression, spousal abuse, infidelity, violence, opioids, and death

Angela Douglas is a Canadian author who lives in the Okanagan (British Columbia) with her husband and kids. She writes thrillers and creative non-fiction. When she isn’t working, or hanging out with her family, she hides in her studio with her bulldog Frankie, writing her next book. She is a member of International Thriller Writers, Crime Writers of Canada, and is the VP of Communications of Sisters in Crime - Canada West.