The Sins

She walked past his driveway on a summer morning in Vermont. He turned from his truck and smiled."Good morning."Two words. That's all it took.Tonya is a twenty-three-year-old journalist at a small-town newspaper in Doylestown, Pennsylvania - a woman who has spent her life putting words on paper for people who will never know her name. George is a twenty-eight-year-old construction worker on the shore of Lake Bomoseen, Vermont - a man who builds beautiful things and carries a weight he cannot explain.Their love is immediate, undeniable, and separated by two hundred and seventy miles of highway.But George has a secret. And the closer Tonya gets to the truth - through her work, through her instincts, through the quiet observations of a woman who notices everything - the more dangerous the truth becomes. Because the people George is hiding from are the same people who have started watching her.When Tonya's investigative reporting attracts the attention of a fentanyl pipeline stretching from Canada to the streets of her hometown, she finds herself at the center of something far larger than a newspaper story. And the man she loves is closer to it than she knows.The Sins is a story about the lies we tell to protect the people we love, the truths we choose not to ask for, and the morning that changes everything.