Lanier's Run

Nat needs a vacation from her life, but she’s about to get more than she bargained for. Matters grow dire as she finds herself burying one family member after another. Then, just when she thinks things can’t get any worse, she’s thrown one stressor too many and snaps. After months of court rooms, legal proceedings and mental institutions she relocates. Lake Lanier is scenic, tranquil and unbeknownst to Nat, haunted. The tension builds as Nat finds herself the point of contention between best friends. One very capable Connor Barrens – the caretaker, and one very dead Ben Lanier. Then there’s the ex who wants her money with a little revenge on the side and lawman Seth Freeman who’s determined to keep her safe.With two men trying to keep her alive and two who want her dead, Nat is stuck in the middle of a labyrinth of loneliness, desire and greed she’ll have to find her way out of while navigating the shadows of her deadly new home.

About the Author

HA Hutson grew up in the Appalachian Mountains of Virginia with an avid interest in folklore and culture. In the Appalachian's a favored past time was telling scary stories by the firelight or while driving down dark country roads. A child of that culture, no one knows better that there is nothing spookier than not knowing what lies in wait just beyond the light and there's nothing more thrilling than stepping into that inky darkness to find out!Raised in the mountains of Giles County she graduated from the local high school and would later attended New River Community College for business management which then set her on a course she never expected to take.  Ms. Hutson won scholarships for her writing talent and went on to graduate with a Bachelor's degree from Hollins University in creative Writing and English with a minor in photography. Once again the path didn't end there, but she would also attend Full Sail University for screen writing. The author of five published novels, a short story collection and a soon to be released book of essays called Deep Thoughts and Shallow Graves, Ms. Hutson also writes poetry occasionally, works as a freelance editor for both publishers in the US and abroad as well as creating cover designs. On her web page she hosts a blog on the journey, essays on the travels and challenges of the everyday.

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