How far would you run to survive—and what if running isn’t enough?
1948, Tennessee.
Harper Tuttle Crenshaw is out of choices. Trapped in a vicious marriage to Gabriel Crenshaw—heir to a dynasty that owns the town and everyone in it—she knows the law might let her walk away, but it sure as hell won’t keep her alive.
Gabriel swore he’d hunt her down. And he always keeps his word.
But Harper isn’t prey anymore.
Vanishing into the wild, untamed Idaho mountains, she spins rumor into weapon and bait into trap, luring Gabriel across the country for one final reckoning. What waits in the dark will decide which one of them crawls out alive.
Freedom, though, has teeth. And Harper learns survival isn’t the same as peace.
Back in Tennessee, she’s ready to rebuild—until shadows close in. Someone knows the truth. Someone wants revenge. And someone won’t stop until Harper is buried with her secrets.
The law won’t save her. Silence won’t shield her. The noose is tightening.
Now Harper has one last choice: fight—or vanish for good.
Peace of My Heart is a relentless Southern noir of vengeance, survival, and a woman who refuses to be erased.
