When a shocking discovery is found among the primeval relics at a dig site, an investigation of a different kind begins, as Claire Courtney tries desperately to salvage what's left of the orchard and her life.Amidst the beauty of the Wenatchee Valley at the feet of the Cascade Mountains, orchardist Claire Courtney struggles to make a living from her apple orchard. It's the late eighties, and an environmental health scare over a chemical used in apple production has dropped the bottom out of the market.When strange and ancient artifacts are discovered beneath her orchard, Claire wonders whether the ensuing architectural dig will bring her the funds she so desperately needs, or force her to lose the home and livelihood that has been in her family for generations. An antagonistic relationship between the archaeologists on the dig-Joe Running from the west, and Spencer Grant from the east-threaten the entire project.EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS a literary fiction piece, featuring Native American Indian cultural elements, from the award-winning author of "Invisible by Day." DRM-FreeBOOKS BY TERI FINK:"Invisible by Day""The Clovis Dig"MORE GREAT LITERARY FICTION FROM EVOLVED PUBLISHING:"Hannah's Voice" and "Carry Me Away" by Robb GrindstaffThe "Journey of Cornelia Rose" Series by J.F. Collen"The Tormenting Beauty of Empathy" by Richard Robbins"Indivisible" by Julia Camp"Deep Mud" by Ty Spencer Vossler

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