Little Falls, population of 72. One might think that with such a small population there might not be much going on. Such thinking would be wrong--bad things do happen there. Camille, a former medic who served in Afghanistan and Iraq, has seen more than her share of horrors. Now back at home and working for the county, Camille comes across a horrific murder scene that is remarkably similar to one she saw overseas. How is this possible? This is a question she has to find the answer to no matter the risk and danger.

Camille is a fascinating and intriguing character. She is resourceful and does her best to deal with her personal issues. As a single parent with a rebellious teenage daughter, she admittedly acknowledges her parenting skills are not what they should be. This is tested when she finds that her daughter might be involved with a crime ring. The closer Camille comes to uncovering the truth, the more danger mounts.

There is a varied cast of characters which adds much to the narrative. For the most part, they are a flawed group. Elizabeth Lewes brings to readers an in-depth look into the after-effects of trauma. LITTLE FALLS is a haunting and tense story that deals with PTSD, trauma, and justice. Well-plotted and action-packed, the pace of LITTLE FALLS moves quickly, especially towards the conclusion. Highly recommended.   

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