Blog Tour- The Fallen in Soura Heights, Amanda Jaeger

The Fallen in Soura Heights
Amanda Jaeger

Publisher: Self-published

Publication date: March 15, 2021

Age group: Adult

Genres: Thriller

About the Book

Fey Anderson has dreamt about Soura Heights and how picture-perfect it appears to be. What she never expected was for her husband’s body to be found in the forest. Determined to find out the truth behind his death, she moves there and finds herself weaving into the fabric of the small town.

But things aren’t always as they seem. As she learns more about Bruce’s “accident,” she unravels secrets about the town and its people she wishes she never learned. It’s all about survival in Soura Heights. Will Fey uncover what happened and bring justice for her husband, or will she be the next to fall?

Trigger and Content Warnings: Mild language, Mild violence, Insinuated animal cruelty

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About the Author

Amanda Jaeger has always had an interest in true crime, suspense, and mystery. As a long form copywriter, she has always had a hand in writing creatively for businesses to boost their income.

She’s the wife of her college sweetheart and the mother of two spit-fire girls, but she’s also been a sign language interpreter, transcriptionist, and a book slinger. Working with words isn’t her job, it’s her career.

Now, she uses her knowledge and experience in engaging an audience and applies it into her author career, crafting suspense and mystery to keep readers on the edge of their seats.

Residing in Virginia, you can bet on Amanda listening to true crime podcasts, watching cold case documentaries, and playing with her kids. (Not simultaneously.)

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My Thoughts

Wow, what an atmospheric novel! Jaeger has done a superb job of creating this town with an atmosphere that, while things appear as if everything is all right in the world, most certainly isn’t. And I loved that while you got this bad feeling while reading, you couldn’t quite pin down where that feeling would lead you. Then clues started dropping, and you suspected some things were at play, but the slow unfolding let you know you didn’t fully understand what was going on.

Fae is the ultimate weak, but not weak, heroine. I found myself screaming at her to wake up, look around her, and stop letting people control her. This poor girl, if she didn’t have Frankie leading her by the hand to navigate life, I would have stepped in and done it myself. Jaeger wrote her character, and Frankie’s very well. I would be remiss if I didn’t mention Louise, whose ramblings were well thought out. Everything from the punny shop names to the small details is incredibly satisfying. What an enjoyable read!