Gray Mountain
After losing her position at a major New York law firm following the collapse of Lehman Brothers, Samantha Kofer becomes an unpaid intern at a legal aid clinic in a small Appalachian town. There she faces clients with genuine, often harsh realities, contrasting sharply with her previous corporate environment. The novel portrays the distinct legal challenges of coal and meth‑affected communities and the personal risks she encounters while advocating for truth.