He's gone.

At least that s what they told her. They buried him fast. Then the investigation went silent. No ruling. No resolution. Just a vacuum where answers should have been.

Sheridan Crockett

is still moving through grief when she realizes something worse than incompetence has taken place. The questions didn t stall. They were never asked. Shane Chambers didn t just die. He was sacrificed. And someone expects her to accept it quietly.

Grief gives way to focus.

Focus turns sharp. With a sharp-eyed investigator, a foul-mouthed divorce lawyer, and a fiercely loyal best friend at her side, Sheridan follows the trail through Tennessee law, Music Row power plays, and a network built to protect its own.

She believes he s dead.

She has already lost the only thing that mattered. And she s done being collateral. A woman with nothing left to protect is not easily managed.

Finding Sheridan

is Southern noir about institutional silence, elite power structures, and what happens when a woman stops accepting the version of events she s told.