Primal Obsession
““Before we leave,” Sam said, “are you sure you folks want to continue? We’ve had some problems—the hornets, the botched bushwhack and this morning’s accident.” No question of mentioning the dead chipmunk. “Anyone who wants to can leave in the helicopter with Ray.”
“No way!” Frank climbed into the middle of one canoe. He scooted in among the bags as if declaring squatter’s rights. “This trip is a kick. Right, Mom?” He peered at Nora.
“Right, son.” Nora smiled at him with pride. She turne...d to Sam. “What’re a few challenges on an expedition?”
Carl pushed the canoe free of the beach. He sat in the stern and lifted his paddle. “I ain’t a quitter.”
“Annie?” If anyone might want to end this, it would be her. If she really feared the Hunter was tracking her, she’d leave. Sam held his breath, waiting for her answer.
“Get in the canoe, Sam.”MoreLess
“No way!” Frank climbed into the middle of one canoe. He scooted in among the bags as if declaring squatter’s rights. “This trip is a kick. Right, Mom?” He peered at Nora.
“Right, son.” Nora smiled at him with pride. She turne...d to Sam. “What’re a few challenges on an expedition?”
Carl pushed the canoe free of the beach. He sat in the stern and lifted his paddle. “I ain’t a quitter.”
“Annie?” If anyone might want to end this, it would be her. If she really feared the Hunter was tracking her, she’d leave. Sam held his breath, waiting for her answer.
“Get in the canoe, Sam.”MoreLess
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