The Girl Who Couldn’t Stop Dying by Lauren Street
From the acclaimed creator of The Bishop Smoky Mountain Thrillers comes a new pulse-pounding mystery set in the redwood shadows of Northern California.
Renowned thriller author Lauren Street, known for her gripping Bishop Smoky Mountain Thrillers, returns with an electrifying new series that digs into the haunted heart of Northern California. The Girl Who Couldn’t Stop Dying marks the first novel in The Salazar Redwood Forest Thrillers.
Meet Sam Salazar, a former military police officer hiding from heartbreak in the remote town of Rush, surrounded by towering redwoods and secrets thick as fog. But peace doesn’t last long in Rush—not when a woman in Sam’s recovery group claims to have seen her sister Dorothy… the same sister who died three decades ago.
No grave. No death certificate. No answers.
As Sam starts to dig, the town closes in. Locals whisper of sightings. Shadows stir. And with every lead, Sam inches closer to something far more sinister than she expected.
The Girl Who Couldn’t Stop Dying is a genre-bending thriller steeped in trauma, addiction, and the mysteries that linger long after death. With unforgettable atmosphere and a lead character as raw as she is relentless, Street sets the tone for a series that promises chills, heartbreak, and no easy answers.
The Girl Who Couldn’t Stop Dying is available May 14th, 2024, in paperback and ebook.
About The Author
Lauren Street has always loved a mystery. As a kid growing up in bible belt country, she devoured every whodunit book she could get her sticky little hands on and secretly investigated all of her (seemingly) normal, boring neighbors. Sometimes, their pets and farm animals, too. All grown up now and living in the UK with her thoroughly unsuspicious (and often unsuspecting) husband, she writes domestic psychological thrillers about families torn apart by secrets and lies. And she still sometimes peers over garden walls to check up on the neighbors.
Imprint: Sterling & Stone
On sale: May 14, 2024
eBook Price: $4.99
Pages: 301
ASIN: B0D2SFZL16
ISBN: 978-1-62955-376-4
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