Seraphina Nova Glass nails the complicated charm of small-town life in this twisty, character-driven thriller that gives its older cast the spotlight they deserve. If you’ve ever lived in a small town—or just fantasized about it—Nothing Ever Happens Here might feel eerily familiar. The snow-covered streets, the gossip network that moves faster than the Wi-Fi, the deeply entangled personal histories where everyone’s ex is someone else’s cousin? Yeah, Glass gets it. And she doesn’t sugarcoat a thing.
This story begins with trauma. Shelby Dawson survived an attack she was never meant to walk away from, and she’s spent the last fifteen months trying to rebuild her life. With the support of her best friend, Mackenzie, she’s finally feeling somewhat whole again—until a note appears on her windshield. A note with threats that match exactly what her attacker once said.
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