Echoes of Thundersnow

Eighteen months ago, Morgan Pike barely survived a bomb, two assassination attempts and fusillades of screaming bullets during a harrowing case in the Blue Ridge mountains. Put back together with forty-eight stiches and left with raging PTSD, she swore to keep her head down and do her job. No drama. No crisis. Catch insurance cheats and the occasional adulterer, and above all, stay out of those mountains.
The plan was to survive as peacefully as possible while continuing in her job as a private investigator until the four-year suspension of her law license would expire and she could apply for reinstatement. She only had five months to wait. She could get by another five months on hamburger helper and pinto beans. She’d been doing it for years. But the best laid plans can blow up in a heartbeat, literally. A declined debit card motivated Morgan to accept a sketchy but high paying job in the mountains.
Those mountains hide more dangers than rattlesnakes and meth cookers. She now faces the deadliest challenge of her life from a group of rightwing terrorists.