Mariner's Compass
“The mail came, bringing only a catalog for wood carving supplies. Back in the kitchen, I laid out all my evidence or clues, or whatever they were, on the round table.The Treasure Island book with the inscription to G. from G.The knife with the initials G.M.The autograph book.The flat white stone.The picture of the James Dean monument with the mysterious number.I stuck the picture in my purse. Tomorrow, after the funeral, I would drive out on Highway 46 to the monument.I picked up the book and f...lipped through the pages again, hoping for something I’d missed before—an underlined word or sentence, or perhaps a piece of paper stuck between the pages.Nothing.I read through the autograph book again and decided to write down the names of the people in my notebook. Maybe somewhere in my search I’d run across them, and there were too many to remember offhand.That left one last thing to do. Something I’d been putting off because I had no idea what to say. Gabe had neatly listed all the information his private investigator buddy had found on a piece of San Celina PD stationery.MoreLess
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