The Cleanse at Hollow Creek

About this book:

Maya Lin has four thousand dollars, a dying Honda, and no address to call home—so when an exclusive wellness retreat offers three weeks of organic meals, a real bed, and a "family" for a fellowship price of $450, she drives straight into the mountains without a second thought. Hollow Creek promises purification, belonging, and a circle of women who see you. The brochure shows sunlit lodges and shared laughter. It doesn't show the midnight chants, the bloodlines traced in red thread, or the fact that no one ever leaves.

By the time Maya realizes the cleanse isn't detoxing toxins but stripping identity, the gates have locked behind her. The sisterhood demands total presence. The Master's grace requires sacrifice. And the mineral baths run deeper than any map shows.