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FBI agent Sarah Cross has had a distinguished career in the agency. Until one day, everything fell apart. Now left to her own devices in the small town of Silver Hill. Sarah finds herself hopelessly lost in the tight-knit community. When skeletal remains are found in a large ceramic kiln. At a remote artist retreat on the outskirts of town. Sarah and Sheriff Tobias Kessel are called in to investigate. But the charred remains are just the beginning.

FBI agent Sarah Cross has had a distinguished career. Until one wrong call changed everything. Now demoted and sent to the backwoods of Tennessee. Sarah feels adrift without a life raft. While working to overcome her past trauma, she meets an unlikely ally in the town’s sheriff. At odds but forced to work together, the two eventually find common ground. When a desperate call interrupts their movie night.

After a disastrous investigation ends with the death of her FBI partner. Sarah Cross is banished from her high-profile position in Boston and sent to Tennessee. Feeling more broken and directionless than ever. Sarah moves to the sleepy countryside town of Silver Hill. Where she sets up her quaint new office above a bakery. Exploring the town, she runs into Sheriff Tobias Kessel. Making a note to avoid his southern drawl and charming demeanor. But when the sheriff’s close friend is found dead from an overdose in his garage. Sarah finds herself drawn to the case.

After a horrific case upended her life, FBI agent Sarah Cross is sent to Silver Hill. A picturesque, tight-knit town nestled in the Tennessee foothills. Now a thousand miles away from her old city life in Boston. Sarah finds herself at an odd crossroads, haunted by guilt. When a bloody massacre takes place during a prisoner transport. Sarah is personally tasked with investigating the crime. The case quickly takes a shocking turn after an anonymous tip arrives.

Aaron seemed to be a Poet; to people that met him and saw him often. By traditional standards Aaron would not likely be characterized as a Poet. But in his hometown of Wisdom, Aaron was perceived as a man of verse that spoke in rhyme on time.

Heartfelt Feelings are often more important than logic to build and maintain relationships.