Erin Rine is caught in continuous peril while investigating the concealed murders. She plows her way through mud and bear country in her large, Northern Ontario community to care for patients, over time finding more than one partially buried body.

The surrounding earth of both town and forest becomes saturated with the steady, spring rains, causing the muddy ground to erratically move in a compulsive, sometimes deadly slide. Will a persistent and indiscriminate murderer lure Erin toward further danger and cause the sodden earth to swallow her and others, some of them not so innocent, into a surplus of obscure graves?

Betty Guenette is a Metis author living in Sudbury, Ontario. After retiring from over forty years of working as a Registered Nurse, Betty's interest in writing began in earnest. Her short fiction and nonfiction articles have been published in anthologies, magazines, journals and newspapers, both in print and online. She's a member of the Sudbury Writers' Guild and the Canadian Authors Association (CAA). Her current project is a 12-book, light mystery series, incorporating a smattering of astrology and lively characters. The first novel, A Burning We Will Die, was published in the spring of 2022 by Renaissance Press.

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