Heaven's Fury

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New York Times bestselling author Stephen Frey captivates readers with a gripping tale of a small-town sheriff facing the worst of human and natural violence. Bruner, Wisconsin, is divided between the opulent summer estates of wealthy families and the humble homes of the working class who serve them. This picturesque setting, where death can strike unexpectedly, is marked by deep loyalties and friendships that can fracture under the strain of a harsh winter. Sheriff Paul Summers is thrust into turmoil when the wild woman he once loved is found brutally murdered in her family's snowbound estate. As the last person to see her alive, he becomes both the lead investigator and a prime suspect, complicating his efforts to clear his name. Amidst rumors of a cult forming nearby and the mysterious disappearance of another resident, Paul grapples with a wife whose grip on reality is fading. He must uncover the truth before a fierce winter storm isolates the town, leaving them vulnerable to a remorseless killer. As the storm intensifies, so do the revelations, leading Paul to confront the chilling secrets that haunt Bruner. In a breathtaking climax, he experiences the awe-inspiring fury of nature's wrath.