Heather returns to her home after her mother commits suicide and she has spent so many years away.

A man known as The Red Wolf had been locked in prison for murders he claims to be innocent of. But Heather discovers that her mother had been writing to him in prison.

Fiddler's Mill is like a breeding ground for serial killers. It's just a creepy place that others call a commune. The pace is pretty slow for a thriller, I thought.

There are a few surprises at the end of the book but nothing that made me gasp, just think "ok so that's what it is"