“Quinn said gravely, not disputing her. He turned to her friend and travel companion, Lana Adair, and asked, “Did you see the monster?”Lana tossed Jane a guilty expression, as if she hated telling the truth. “I didn’t see him. Not in the swamp. But I did see the dead man. His head was…there was blood in the water and…white stuff. I mean the poor fellow’s brains. Oh, God.”“Did you see the monster at your balcony window?” Quinn asked.Lana shook her head, glancing sadly at Jane again. “I did see wh...at looked like bloody prints of some kind. We didn’t even call the police. We left and got a cab because we didn’t know where we were going and asked for the closest police station. Detective Larue sent some men out right away, and he told us it was blood.”“The guy on the boat wasn’t lying,” Jane said. “It was a monster. A rougarou. That’s what he was talking about. And he was so good, so knowledgeable. He was great. Until—”“The body in the bayou. And for all that blood and stuff to be in the water, it had to just have happened,”MoreLessRead More Read Less
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