Dense, dark-fruited and a little dangerous, with heat simmering underneath. It carries the same menace as Camille's return to Wind Gap in the thick Missouri summer.
Wild and a little feral beneath its polish, with dark fruit, pepper and something earthy. It hints at the darkness behind Adora's genteel Wind Gap facade.
A reporter returns to her hometown and unravels: self-harm, small-town rot, and a killer hiding in plain sight.
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