Twenty years ago, sixteen year old Caitlin Dale died unexpectedly on the Fourth of July. Like other affluent families of Briar’s Green, Caitlin joined hers at the country’s club’s annual party. They say she slipped by the pool. A tragic accident.   But her cousin Alice knows the truth.   Caitlin was murdered. And she saw who did it.   Twenty years later, Alice returns to her childhood hometown of Briar’s Green, seeking answers. The club where Caitlin died has barely changed. But its secrets, Alice soon discovers, are closely hidden—and there are powerful people in Briar’s Green who would like them to stay that way.   In her deliciously dark debut novel, Kelsey Miller transports readers to a brooding enclave reminiscent of Sleepy Hallow, one with a long history, a short fuse, and narrator determined to seek justice, at all costs.