GINGER QUILL Mae Maguire is running for her life. Fleeing a dangerous ex-husband, she takes refuge in her friend's fishing cabin along the Rio Grande River in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, hoping to start over and pursue her art. There, Mae forms a connection with a charming German neighbor, a hydrologist affiliated with the prestigious Santa Fe Institute. Through his stories of a nearby World War II camp for German prisoners, secrets from the past begin to surface”but Mae's fragile sense of peace is quickly shattered. When her cabin is broken into and evidence mounts that someone is watching her every move, Mae finds herself on her own. Her friend cannot protect her while working at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, leaving Mae to rely on local authorities”and her own instincts”for safety. As she navigates the rugged terrain of the Rockies, Mae uncovers information far more dangerous than she could have imagined. Ginger Quill is a gripping tale of survival, romance, and suspense, testing Mae's courage, relationships, and determination in a story that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.