Bøker av Juliet Rose

After Caleb Lache's girlfriend, Shannon, is murdered one fateful night when they are both only eighteen years old, he turns to an existence of life in a bottle of booze. Years later, another tragedy hits their small Kentucky town and Caleb is thrust back into reality, forced to think about someone other than himself. He finds himself responsible and fighting for people he just met. A strange visitor appears in the forest behind his neighborhood, convincing Caleb he has found the key to his girlfriend's unsolved murder. Determined to set things right and keep his family safe, Caleb takes a journey into the national forest in search of answers to what happened that night and revenge for Shannon's death. However, now he isn't alone.

Nothing happens in a small town. At least, that's what newcomer Wes and his friends think when a building is erected next to the town's only gas station and ends up being a boring sew shop. A place for old ladies to make quilts and complain about the youth of the town, like always. That's until Wes and his friend Clare discover a cryptic symbol sketched on the floor of the building and a swastika hidden in the shop sign. Later, the four friends see the elderly people of the town holding a strange ceremony, conjuring up dark entities. The teens quickly discover the sew shop isn't what it seems and they must decide if it's up to them to stop the destructive happenings which could harm them all.

After the untimely death of her mother to cancer, Sitka thinks when she goes to live with her aunt and cousin in Wilmington, North Carolina from New York, the biggest challenge she'll face will be as the new kid in an unfamiliar area. However, when she witnesses a body being dumped in the woods, Sitka finds herself hiding in an abandoned shack from the perpetrators of the crime. A secret door she finds in the floor of the space takes her beyond her world... fifty years back in time. She finds the separation between that time and hers in 1979 isn't so clear. An unlikely companion helps her seek the answers to the questions of her purpose there. In turn, Sitka attempts to help him save his family in 1929. Sitka must find the reason she's been taken back in time in order to get home and set things right. A secret weighs on her, she can't quite put her finger on. She knows she is running from more than the people who dumped the body. In her own time, through a break in the worlds, she observes a tragedy about to unfold. By bringing the secret to light, she holds the key to stopping it and must face her fears to traverse both worlds and save not only those she loves... but also herself.

Fleeing from a nine-year abusive marriage, Audra Banner boards a small passenger plane that never makes it to its destination. Thinking she is the sole survivor, injured and scared, Audra is relieved when another passenger, Luke, an Irish, one-armed rock climber, finds her near the wreckage. They rapidly try to figure out how to survive, waiting to be rescued. Opening the cargo hatch of the wrecked plane for supplies, they find the plane was on a much more nefarious mission. This now puts them in danger for their lives and on the run. They discover the plane was way off course when it crashed and need to traverse the Idaho wilderness to get to the nearest town... days away and on the other side of the mountains. Audra has to learn to believe in her own strength, trust a man she just met, and conquer the fear inside her, which held her down for almost a decade. Not only do they have to find a way out, they also need to lean on each other to survive and continue on the run to stay ahead of those who want them dead. Luke proves to be the friend Audra has needed the most. His life struggles offer a different perspective for Audra, and the push she needs to climb outside of her own mind.

Six months after the sudden loss of an unplanned pregnancy, Hannah Moore is almost ready to think about living again. That is until one fateful day when a reckless, young motorcyclist changes the course of both their lives forever. One terrible, momentary decision ends his life at Hannah's unwitting hands, sending her down a spiral she can't find her way out of. Even a brief stint in the mental hospital does not release Hannah from that which insists on haunting her waking moments, and the nightmares telling a hard, painful truth she isn't ready yet to face. At every turn, Hannah sees the dead motorcyclist, flesh hanging off his decomposing frame, and thinks she hears her deceased baby crying in the night. Through a new friendship with Buzzy, a healthcare worker at the mental hospital, Hannah learns her nightmares carry a sinister message embedded in ancient culture. She comes to the realization she must take a trip to Mexico to discover the meaning of her visions. Through this journey, Hannah uncovers a thread to her past and a horrible secret that bridges the gap between the deaths of her baby and the motorcyclist.

Zoey Sanders is completing her internship as a paramedic with the Mountaintop Search and Rescue in the Beartooth Mountain range of Montana, when a new dog handler arrives to join the team. The handler, Micah Byrne, is deaf and he and Zoey form an immediate connection, even though she only knows the sign language alphabet and a few words. They are drawn to each other through friendship, their love of dogs, Search and Rescue, and something deeper. An avalanche ties the team together through an unexpected tragedy, but a sudden loss drives Zoey away and almost out of her mind, making her turn on everything she once loved. Including Micah. She is consumed by rage and loneliness, lashing out because no one is held accountable for her loss. Her family has to reassess everything they'd once taken for granted and discover a strength in themselves they'd never known. Zoey and Micah must bare their souls and tell their truths in order to find their way back to one another.

Former heroin addict and prison inmate, Wren Meyer, finds herself on the outside as a wildland firefighter, in one of Arizona's most deadly fire seasons in years. Through a program designed to offer post-release inmates a chance at a new skill, Wren finds herself face to face with not only her past but a future she is unsure she belongs in. While she thrives off of the adrenaline firefighting gives her, using it to replace her desire to use heroin again, she struggles with finding her own purpose in life. Life unexpectedly changes when volunteers from other areas join the fight, including a crew from the nearby Navajo Nation. As a crew supervisor, Wren steps forward to offer guidance to the new crew members and finds herself at odds with, yet strangely drawn to, the Navajo crew leader, Elijah. Elijah is a single father and type one diabetic, who holds Wren away at arm's length, for reasons she can't comprehend. Elijah's and Wren's pasts force them to come to grips with what is drawing them towards one another, however, keeping them apart at the same time. Only through depending on one another, will they be able to find a clear path out of the fire.

Two tragedies, a few months apart and multiple states away from each other, leaves four people dead with one fighting for their life. As a result, this uproots the lives of teenagers Ledger Elliot and Iris Brubaker, who know nothing of each other. Fifteen years later, their paths cross when Iris moves to the small Maine island Ledger has lived on his whole life. After her grandmother's death, Iris inherited a lodge on the island and intends to reopen it as a hotel. Unbeknownst to Ledger and Iris, their lives are about to collide, and their dark pasts will come to haunt them with the help of the history and possession of the lodge. Through an unexplainable draw they are cast together and find themselves fighting for their lives, and the protection of the island residents, against unseen foes. Demonic forces which followed them from their pasts, are determined to take over the lodge and reopen a portal to hell. Through this battle Ledger and Iris discover they were sent to stop one another, yet through their connection unleash a power they'd never known existed.

Samantha Rutliff has spent her life trying to stay in the middle of the road, running when things got tough and suffering from an undiagnosed dissociative disorder. After committing a terrible act, she ends up hundreds of miles away in a random beach town, with a large knot on the side of her head and all of her belongings in the back of her car. Determined to stay and start over, she takes a job at a beachside restaurant which leads to forming a friendship with Smitty, a local lifeguard and surfer.However, when a body is found in the ocean, a dark underworld of teen and young adult ketamine abuse surfaces, with Smitty at the center of it. Sam and Smitty lean on each other to cope until a secret comes out which threatens to tear them apart. Sam has to decide if she is finally ready to stay and fight for something she believes in or save the tiny bit of herself she has managed to find.