Buried (Twisted Cedars Mysteries book 1)
“He was looking forward to the simple meal, along with a bottle of Pinot Noir from a case he’d bought during a detour to the Bishop Creek Winery on his drive home from Pendleton.
The idea of moving here permanently seemed more attractive with each passing day. Why not? This was a great place to write. He could easily sublet his apartment. Go back next month to get his stuff. Borden was going to be a challenge. He hoped the move wouldn’t be too much for her.
While he waited for the water to boil ...for his corn, he wandered to his writing table and leafed through the pages he’d written that day. No doubt this place was good for his productivity. He’d poured out fifteen pages today. A story was coming together here, he just didn’t think it could ever be published, because he had no idea how it ended.
Unless that was how the chain of emails was going to end...with disclosure of the killer.
But somehow Dougal doubted it was going to be that easy.
The lid on the pot started clattering under the pressure of the boiling water.MoreLess
The idea of moving here permanently seemed more attractive with each passing day. Why not? This was a great place to write. He could easily sublet his apartment. Go back next month to get his stuff. Borden was going to be a challenge. He hoped the move wouldn’t be too much for her.
While he waited for the water to boil ...for his corn, he wandered to his writing table and leafed through the pages he’d written that day. No doubt this place was good for his productivity. He’d poured out fifteen pages today. A story was coming together here, he just didn’t think it could ever be published, because he had no idea how it ended.
Unless that was how the chain of emails was going to end...with disclosure of the killer.
But somehow Dougal doubted it was going to be that easy.
The lid on the pot started clattering under the pressure of the boiling water.MoreLess
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