THE CLEARING OF TRAVIS COBLE: Brilliant Like A Diamond

[Untreed]

This is one story you'll need to read again to catch the angles:

For the shorter length, the author does a remarkable job of deepening several characters, kind of like holding a diamond up to the sunlight and turning it around and around looking at the various facets.

The full review is posted at Mallory Heart Reviews and the book excerpt is available at Untreed Reads.

The Clearing of Travis Coble by Jonathan Janz:

Travis Coble didn’t kill and eat his family. At least that’s what a jury decided twenty years ago. But like Lizzie Borden, Travis Coble was branded guilty by an angry public and consigned to a life of suspicious whispers and sidelong stares. Now, Professor Dick Myers wants to clear Travis’s name once and for all. An interview with the reclusive mountain man would not only bring Myers fame—it could save his job.

But Myers will find more than a good story in Coble’s isolated shack in the Smoky Mountains. He will find the truth about what happened twenty years ago...and the true meaning of horror.

A new work of terror from the author of the worldwide bestseller Old Order.