![]() Whether out of shock or personal motive, everyone seems to have something to hide. Unfortunately for him, the matters are made fairly complex by the remaining four women, each one giving a different account of what transpired in the woods. When all is said and done, only four women walk out of the forest, and it’s up to agent Falk to find her and figure out what happened. ![]() The story opens with five women, work colleagues, going on a hike to a corporate retreat for some good old-fashioned team-building. When facts are lacking and all we have to go on are people’s stories, there is no telling what the original reality might have been, even when it comes to potential murder, as Federal Police Agent Aaron Falk is about to find out in Force of Nature by Jane Harper. ![]() ![]() After all, we have been presented with examples of this since our formative years in the form of history books, more often than not written by the winners and only telling one side of the story. I would personally like to think most people eventually reach the conclusion, at some point in their lives, of reality being a matter of perception to a certain extent. ![]()
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