Chad Boudreaux: Homecoming Queen

Miranda, Texas a place unlike any other. Anika Raven is returning to her hometown as her sister Sam needs her. Homelife for the eight year old isn’t a good place.

But the former Homecoming Queen has her own problems. She’s on the run from the legal system, and now, she’s forced to implement her own brand of vigilante justice.

And Sam, well she doesn’t speak but draws curious shapes, over and over again. The preacher they stay with is convinced she’s a conduit to a spiritual world.

Blending the force of the approaching category-5 hurricane and elements of the supernatural, Homecoming Queen is an unusual blend of thriller and mystery. I particularly enjoyed the snappy opening scene of the FBI interview of Ricky Holloway.

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6 responses to “Chad Boudreaux: Homecoming Queen”

  1. AOC Avatar
    AOC

    I would love to have this as an audiobook. The story is very relatable to many current life traumas. Not only does the story review as a spellbinding read but a great film possibility too. 👍👍 Have an awesome week June!

    1. June Lorraine Roberts Avatar

      Thank you 🙂

  2. Silver Screenings Avatar

    This sounds like an interesting mix of the supernatural and a good old-fashioned thriller.

  3. Sheila Morris Avatar

    A small town in Texas + political thriller = just my cup of tea and/or cocktail!
    Sounds fun to me!

  4. Margot Kinberg Avatar

    This one sounds atmospheric! I think that small-town setting is an effective backdrop for a story like that, too.

    1. Laurie Graves Avatar

      Sounds good! I am a big fan of the supernatural in books. I will be looking up this one.

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