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In the seemingly idyllic small town of Glassmere, a deep current of unspoken histories and long-buried secrets lies beneath its tranquil facade. When Detective Callie Monroe reluctantly returns home to care for her ailing father, she finds herself drawn into a chilling mystery: the beloved town librarian, Eloise Harwood, is found drowned in Glassmere Lake. What initially appears to be a tragic accident soon unravels into a complex web of foul play, forcing Callie to confront not only a murderer but also the hidden truths of her own past in this quiet lakeside community.
As Callie delves deeper, she unearths a decades-old scandal involving a prominent town family and a missing girl, revealing a pattern of deceit and silence that protected a killer for years. With each revelation, the idyllic image of Glassmere shatters, exposing corruption, betrayal, and a sinister undercurrent that touches every corner of the town. Just as Callie believes she's pieced together the puzzle, a new, brutal murder forces her to confront an even more immediate and dangerous shadow, pushing Glassmere to a reckoning that will forever alter its serene surface. "Shadow Over Glassmere" is a gripping mystery that explores how the quest for truth can expose not only the darkness in a community but also the resilience required to heal.
July 18, 2025
Fiction
English
42,817 words
3 hours
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