The Field of Wrongdoing

How well can you really know someone?
 
The smallest towns hold the darkest secrets. And the people you least suspect are the ones you should fear the most.

When Cassie’s friend disappears, Cassie knows all too well the tragic end Jennifer has probably met. After all, Cassie is the one who found the last murdered girl in the field on her boyfriend Leo’s property nine years ago.

She never believed the love of her life was capable of such a brutal crime. Not even after Leo went to prison for an unrelated crime. But now he’s back, released on parole, and another girl has gone missing . . .
 
USA Today bestselling author Lili St. Germain delivers a terrifying, unpredictable thrill ride that explores how far one woman is willing to go to discover the truth - and the brutal betrayals she unearths along the way.

This book was previously published under the title Gun Shy.



 
Praise for The Field of Wrongdoing:
 
“This is a dark psychological thriller, with a story that will make your head spin and keep you turning the pages late into the night.” —Terri Turner, Goodreads reviewer
 
“It’s heartbreaking, breathtaking and brutal, and so darkly fascinating I couldn’t tear myself away from the pages.” —Tricia, Amazon reviewer
 
“This plot is virtually ironclad, with the twists and gutting emotional impact of a Greek tragedy.” —ScreenCraft  
 
“[A] gut wrenching tale of small-town intrigue and horror played out in northern Nevada.” —Cheryl, Goodreads reviewer
 
“i’m still trying to wrap my head around this book, i just can’t. i have no words. definitely my favorite book of the year so far!” —crimewithchlo, blogger
 
“If you like suspenseful dark reads this is one for you.” —Kim Sutton, Goodreads reviewer

Lili St. Germain is a USA Today best-selling author who writes books featuring vengeful anti-heroes and compelling villains. Her books have sold over a million copies worldwide.

Aside from writing, her other loves in life include drinking good coffee, travelling, binge-watching Tarantino movies, and reading spy thriller novels. She loves to read almost as much as she loves to write.