The Sins
She walked past his driveway on a summer morning in Vermont. He turned from his truck and smiled.
"Good morning."
Two words. That's all it took.
Tonya is a twenty-three-year-old journalist at a small-town newspaper in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, a woman who has spent her life putting words on paper for people who will never know her name. George is a twenty-eight-year-old construction worker on the shore of Lake Bomoseen, Vermont, a man who builds beautiful things and carries a weight he cannot explain.
Their love is immediate, undeniable, and separated by two hundred and seventy miles of highway.
But George has a secret. And the closer Tonya gets to the truth, through her work, through her instincts, through the quiet observations of a woman who notices everything, the more dangerous the truth becomes. Because the people George is hiding from are the same people who have started watching her.
When Tonya's investigative reporting attracts the attention of a fentanyl pipeline stretching from Canada to the streets of her hometown, she finds herself at the center of something far larger than a newspaper story. And the man she loves is closer to it than she knows.
The Sins is a story about the lies we tell to protect the people we love, the truths we choose not to ask for, and the morning that changes everything.
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