The Grass Is A Grave

The field was the only safe place to land. It was also the deepest. When a private plane loses its engine over a remote rainforest reserve, the pilot glides it down onto the one open space for a hundred miles: a vast, perfect stretch of pale green grass. British nurse Nell Tarrant survives the impact. Then the ground begins to sink. The pilot is gone. His seat is empty, his door hangs open, and the emergency beacon has been switched off. The passengers who lived through the crash are hurt and fading fast. And the drone that finally finds them hovers for a long minute, films their faces, and flies away. Nobody comes. Hunted through flooded forest by armed men who need her found on their terms, Nell must survive infection, fever, and the forest itself while piecing together the truth about the grass, the crash, and why her estranged father was so desperate to bring her on this trip. But the forest is not as empty as she thinks. Someone has been watching her since the first day. And the last secret isn't hidden under the grass. It's the one Nell has been hiding from herself. Twisty, harrowing, and impossible to put down, The Grass Is a Grave is a psychological survival thriller about a rescue that could kill her, a conspiracy buried in plain sight, and the terrible cost of telling the truth.