This was a great thriller. It was very engaging and I kept turning the pages well past my bedtime. Pick this one up!

Sam Salazar is a former MP. She is a recovering alcoholic and works as a bartender.
A woman, Angela, comes looking for her daughter who disappeared five years ago after working in the town.
Sam finds out that Dina worked at the Kalamack Club.
The Kalamack Club is a place with a reputation. The owner is a man who thinks he owns the whole town.
Strange things start happening, almost driving Sam back to drink.

This is a twisty, mysterious novel. Good investigation work by Sam, with subplots, hauntings and murder.
The novel is long. Very long. Stephen King long. I feel it could have been shortened a bit, but I did enjoy it.

It is the second in a series, but can be read as a standalone.

I like the main character, Sam. She has flaws, but her heart is in the right place.

Thanks to Netgalley and Sterling & Stone for the opportunity to read this.

Sam is former military police, former addict and now works as a bartender. A stranger comes to town looking into the disappearance of her daughter. Five years ago. Sam has her own problems but is always helping others. She decides to help this woman but it seems most of the town is involved and it centers around the Kalamack Club. An exclusive club for the rich and powerful. They play by their own rules and nobody dares to go against them. The more Sam finds out, the more dangerous it becomes.
I could not put this down! Secrets. Mystery. Surprises. A hard ass woman. Ghosts. This can be read alone. No sex. Profanity. Second book in this series.

* Voluntarily read and reviewed for Netgalley *

Horrible language, mass confusion, and unlikable characters made this book one I didn't finish or enjoy.

The missing are never just gone in Rush; they’re silenced by something more sinister! Good book! This book had suspense, intrigue, murder, mystery, a sort of who done it and some crazy twists and turns! The story was interesting! It’s definitely worth reading but it wasn’t one of my top favorite reads! Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for sharing this book with me!