Cul-De-Sac (2013)
“A few miles from Elizabeth Rockwell’s house he’d fallen asleep at the wheel and crashed the car that Paul had rented for him. Growler wasn’t hurt in the wreck but he acted so deranged that the first cabbie chucked him out after two blocks, the second cabbie wanted to take him to a hospital, and the third cabbie threatened him with a tire iron all the way home. Growler finally arrived at Cul-De-Sac more confused than ever because it seemed to him that Elizabeth told the truth … that she had not ...taken part in a conspiracy against him, that at the time of his trial she really believed he’d killed Hope, and that although she discovered the elephants had been switched she didn’t in fact know where the real one was.
Up in Paul’s bathroom Growler looked in a mirror and touched the bite mark Elizabeth had left high on his cheek … he still intended to kill her, that big corn-fed Murray too. But killing them like killing the Raineys and Kenny would put him no closer to answering the questions that had gnawed those brain holes over the years … who masterminded his betrayal, why?MoreLess
Up in Paul’s bathroom Growler looked in a mirror and touched the bite mark Elizabeth had left high on his cheek … he still intended to kill her, that big corn-fed Murray too. But killing them like killing the Raineys and Kenny would put him no closer to answering the questions that had gnawed those brain holes over the years … who masterminded his betrayal, why?MoreLess
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