Flatrock, Texas By Reno Gann

Flatrock, Texas By Reno Gann

A young man’s freedom is jeopardized when he’s framed for murder by his family.

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A small Texas town. A murder. And a college-bound student who may be headed to prison instead.

Tom Preston is just a few months from escaping the small town of Flatrock, Texas and getting the hell away from his wretched family.

But when his younger sister shocks Tom by begging him to get rid of her boyfriend’s body, he becomes ensnared in an investigation that endangers his future when the sheriff stumbles upon the grave.

As the investigation gathers steam, it’s clear someone is trying to frame Tom for murder. Rumors about Tom spread across Flatrock, and while Tom stays tight-lipped to protect his sister, feelings of guilt about his role in the crime gnaw at his conscience, and the growing possibility of losing his freedom is overwhelming. But with a hapless mother who’s a late-stage alcoholic, a treacherous ex-con stepfather who runs drugs for a Mexican cartel, and a sister he’s starting to suspect is untrustworthy, Tom has no family he can turn to for help.

Even Tom’s loyal girlfriend is beginning to have doubts as her father stokes the damning rumors about Tom, welcoming the investigation as a way to permanently separate his upper-class daughter from Tom and his dysfunctional lower-class family.

As the sheriff closes in, Tom realizes he has a choice to make: continue to keep his sister’s secret, or secure his own freedom and future.