Black Creek

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Genres

Suspense Thriller, Rural Suspense, Crime Thriller, Crime Mystery, Serial Killers, Murder Mystery, Amateur Sleuths, Women Sleuths, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Rape, Sex, Suicide, Death, Violence, Profanity, and Abuse

Series

Not part of a series

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Publication Date

Dec 5, 2025

Page Length

330 pages

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Black Creek

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Blurb

Nicole will rush to discover the real killer before it’s too late.

Nicole Olson is an aspiring rock star, desperate to achieve fame and leave her small town, where she has never fit in. When a young boy turns up murdered, normal life is interrupted for everyone as the local sheriff’s office seeks to pin the blame on someone. Meanwhile, the killer remains at large as the bodies pile up.

As the investigation proceeds, an unexpected tragedy strikes, one that will change Nicole’s life forever. And as one of her bandmates is framed, she will rush to discover the real killer before it’s too late.

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Genres

Suspense Thriller, Rural Suspense, Crime Thriller, Crime Mystery, Serial Killers, Murder Mystery, Amateur Sleuths, Women Sleuths, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Rape, Sex, Suicide, Death, Violence, Profanity, and Abuse

Series

Not part of a series

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Publication Date

Dec 5, 2025

Page Length

330 pages

Available Formats

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Author

William Van Tuyle lives with his wife and dog in the Midwest of the United States. He admittedly struggles to talk about himself and prefers discussing his stories and characters instead, but he’ll give this author description his best attempt.

From a young age, he was captivated by compelling narratives and characters and has always loved creating his own. Since discovering the wizardry of words and their unlimited potential, he’s worn out one keyboard after another and driven those around him mad, or close to it. Such a fate is still preferable to witnessing his handwriting.