the Dry Boots: When Trusting Wrong Person Becomes a Deadly Mistake

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A remote mountain range. A carefully chosen group of strangers. And a guide everyone trusts.When Nora Vásquez joins a multi-day hiking expedition through the isolated Talbot Ridge, she's looking for distance-from her work, from her past, and from the quiet pressures she can't quite name. What she finds instead is a group that feels, at first, perfectly ordinary: a seasoned guide, a handful of fellow hikers, and the unspoken agreement to rely on one another in terrain that offers no second chances.But Nora notices things.A glance that lasts too long. A conversation that stops too quickly. A familiarity denied just a fraction too carefully.And then there's Lily Chen-capable, composed, and carrying something she never quite puts down.By the end of the first day, Nora senses that not everyone on the mountain is who they claim to be. By the second night, tensions fracture into something sharper, more dangerous. And by morning...Lily is gone.What begins as a search quickly unravels into something far more unsettling. Because in a place where survival depends on trust, the smallest lie can be deadly-and the truth has been hiding in plain sight all along.The Dry Boots is a slow-burning psychological mystery about perception, deception, and the quiet moments that reveal everything-if you know where to look.You'll want to read it twice.

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Pagina's: 178, Paperback, Independently published