Roots of Truth: A Psychological Thriller

Roots of Truth Book Three of The Goose Creek Thriller Trilogy A Psychological Thriller by Crystal Fountain The truth has finally surfaced-but some stories run deeper than anyone imagined. After uncovering the secrets hidden beneath Goose Creek Bridge and exposing the forgotten history buried within the walls of an old house, Eliza Carter believes the mystery that has haunted Goose Creek for generations has finally come to an end. She is wrong. As newly discovered records reveal clues older than the witnesses, older than the Readers, and older than the archives themselves, Eliza is drawn into one final investigation-one that reaches back to the earliest days of the valley's history. What begins as another search for answers soon becomes something far more profound: a journey into the origins of memory, truth, and the responsibility carried by those who refuse to let the past disappear. As ancient stories emerge, hidden connections come to light, and the people of Goose Creek confront the legacy left behind by generations before them, Eliza discovers that the greatest mysteries are not found in secrets buried beneath the earth-but in the stories we choose to remember. Rich with family secrets, forgotten history, hidden records, and emotional suspense, Roots of Truth brings the Goose Creek Thriller Trilogy to a powerful and satisfying conclusion. Perfect for readers who enjoy: - Small-town mysteries- Psychological thrillers with heart- Family secrets and hidden histories- Genealogy and historical investigations- Atmospheric Southern settings- Multi-generational mysteries- Stories about legacy, memory, and truthSome stories are hidden. Some stories are forgotten. And some stories become the roots that hold everything together. The final chapter of Goose Creek begins here. Roots of Truth is Book Three of The Goose Creek Thriller Trilogy. For the best reading experience, begin with Shadows at Goose Creek Bridge and continue with Whispers in the Walls before reading this novel.

Pages: 685, Paperback, Independently published