The Garden
France, 1944. Jessica Freeman carries her father's Winchester and a simple philosophy: gardens need weeding.
Fifty rounds of ammunition. Fifty chances to balance the scales.
Recruited by the OSS for skills the Army didn't want to name, Jessica parachutes into occupied France with a scope, a list, and Papa's ghost whispering warnings she's learning to ignore.
Nazis. Collaborators. Rapists hiding behind uniforms and laws. She pulls them like weeds from the garden of the innocent.
But when she trains a vengeful boy to kill, Jessica discovers a terrible truth: some souls come to learn, some come to teach, and some come to prune.
And the garden doesn't care which flowers get trampled when the hoeing begins.
A noir thriller of justice, vengeance, and the weight of every bullet.
