You Shouldn’t Have Come Here By Jeneva Rose
When burnt-out New Yorker Grace books a remote Wyoming ranch getaway, she expects relaxation, not romance tangled in conspiracy. But handsome host Calvin captivates her with his easygoing way of life — and simmering attraction.
As days whirl by in bliss, Grace makes unsettling discoveries: no cell service, a missing local woman, peculiar ranch happenings that set her city-slicker nerves on edge. Still she gives in to desire, only for Calvin’s playful flirtation to morph into possessive obsession as her departure nears.
Grace grows wary of Calvin’s lies and increasingly erratic fixation upon her. Meanwhile, Calvin senses Grace is hiding her real reason for visiting his backcountry sanctuary. Their mutual suspicions boil into hostility and accusation.
What began as a steamy, spur-of-the-moment connection corrodes. This is no longer a battle of wills, but a psychological war where the desperate and unhinged prevail. As city cynicism clashes with rural secrecy, fatal attraction explodes from simmering tension into much deadlier endings than a vacation heartbreak.
Let me know if you would like any changes or have additional suggestions! I aimed for an ominous, tense tone while preserving the key details.
