The Silence of Stone
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The Silence of Stone
On an autumn afternoon along the Niagara Escarpment, Brady Callahan brings a ring to a cliffside overlook, ready to ask the woman he loves to spend her life with him.
Moments later, he is gone.
The railing gives way. The valley below swallows him. And Abigail Whitmore is left standing at the edge.
What appears to be a tragic accident quickly fractures under scrutiny. Screws have been removed from the wooden railing. The failure was not random. It was prepared.
As the investigation tightens, buried conversations resurface; words spoken in vulnerability, doubts whispered in confidence, fears about permanence that were never meant to travel beyond the room in which they were uttered. Abigail must confront the terrifying possibility that intention is rarely singular, and that a single hesitation can echo further than anyone expects.
Set against the stark beauty of Rattlesnake Point and the quiet expanse of Kelso Lake, The Silence of Stone is a psychological suspense novel about love, misinterpretation, and the dangerous space between what we say and what others hear.
At the edge of the cliff, gravity is patient.
So is consequence.
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