Scraps of Paper is a gripping, atmospheric mystery that hooked me from the very first page. Abigail Sutton’s life has already been marked by heartbreak — her husband walked out one night and never returned, only to be found two years later as the victim of a long‑buried crime. That loss leaves her deeply empathetic toward the missing and the families who never get answers.
As she starts over in a small town, Abigail buys an old fixer‑upper once owned by Edna Summers. The house carries its own quiet ghosts: Edna’s sister Emily and her two children, Jenny and Christopher, supposedly drove away thirty years ago and were never seen again. But while renovating, Abigail discovers scraps of paper hidden behind baseboards and tucked beneath the porch — chilling clues that suggest the trio didn’t leave willingly.
When she eventually finds their graves concealed in the woods behind the house, the mystery deepens. With the help of quirky townspeople and ex‑homicide detective Frank Lester, Abigail begins to unravel what really happened. As the truth comes to light, it becomes clear the three were murdered — and digging up the past stirs the attention of someone who desperately wants it to stay buried.
A tense, eerie, and compelling read that blends small‑town secrets with a determined heroine who refuses to look away.
And it was a free ebook which made it even sweeter!