Firestorm-Pigeon 4
“Beyond, as best as Anna could tell with the fog and the vague light, was a ditch or ravine backed by a steep hill. In places trees had blown down, pulling root systems out of the hillside. Great gouts of brown, living dirt spilled down over the apron of white. The track they followed circled the piled timber and vanished down into the ravine. The scene was picture-perfect for a trap. All that was missing was a nice little bit of cheese set in the trail. Anna looked behind her. Page had stoppe...d twenty yards back. Waiting to see which way to run, she guessed. "Let's do it," she said. Chapter Fifteen A SECOND SHOUT galvanized Anna. She moved past Joseph and down the trail. Mobility restored courage and she was surprised that she'd let the heebie-jeebies soak so deeply into her soul. Still, when yet another cry came she flinched and her step faltered. Lest Joseph notice, she walked faster. A minute brought her to the end of the pile screening the ravine. She looked over her shoulder.MoreLess
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