Amy Dehaas

@amywrites.bsky.social

Mom, writer, nurse, nerd. I live in the PNW w/my husband raising our 2 daughters. I write moody PNW thrillers w/teeth.

TV producer Abby returns home to cover a cold serial killer case, dredging up the fire that killed her BFF & the truth she's outrun for years. When another woman is murdered & anonymous warnings begin, Abby must unravel the only version of the past she's been able to live with. #questpit #Q #A #T

A glimpse from the pages of The Night of the Fire: “And somewhere in the tangle of murder is always the thread of inconsistency. The pebble in the shoe. The scab I can’t help but lift. Because underneath is where the truth festers.” #QuestPit #Q #A #T #MY

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Title: The Night of the Fire (Adult psychological suspense) Abby came home to film a serial killer’s story. Now she’s living it. A new body. A threat at her door. A memory clawing up from the past. She came to tell the story. Now she has to survive it. #Questpit #Q #A #T #MY

collage of six images. Image, one scattered police files and crime scene photos, image two, a White House with a red roof beside a lake with pine trees behind it, a Ouija board and tarot cards, and an overgrown cemetery with old headstones, crime scene tape. Text overlay reads: “She built a career unearthing other people’s secrets. Her own wouldn’t stay buried.”
Pitch graphic styled like an investigators notebook. Written on the notebook page is who killed them, serial killer, trust no one, 41 victims, and am I next. Two pictures are arranged like film negatives. First picture is a blurry photo of a woman whose face is obscured. Second picture Is a single dying red flower.

A true-crime producer returns home to film a series on an unsolved serial killer case. When a new body turns up and threats hit her doorstep, she uncovers secrets linking the murders to her own past. What began as a docuseries is now a fight to survive her own story. #Questpit #Q #A #T #MY

Collage of six images. Image, one scattered police files and crime scene photos, image two, a White House with a red roof beside a lake with pine trees behind it, a Ouija board and tarot cards, and an overgrown cemetery with old headstones, crime scene tape. Text overlay reads: “She built a career unearthing other people’s secrets. Her own wouldn’t stay buried.”

Anyone using Plottr? I’m a sucker for stuff that will let me procrastinate versus actually writing😂. But considering I’ve taken many months off & I’m finally ready to get back to draft 2 after Plottr helped me get excited again feels like a huge win!