“—Author unknown FIVE DAYS LATER, Stacey ground the gears of the Volkswagen bus as she turned the corner leading to the Cannon Beach entrance. She hadn’t driven a stick shift in a long time. Like Guy Armstrong, who sold her employers the vehicle, she preferred other methods of transportation to save money on gas and car insurance. A blue signpost with a series of white arcing waves caught her eye, warning her she’d be working in the tsunami hazard zone, and her hand instinctively reached out to ...touch the emergency backpack on the seat beside her. Inside the front flap she’d tucked a map of the Oregon coast with arrows pointing the way to safety for each side street. Her backpack also contained bottled water, matches, a portable radio, a tube tent, a first aid kit, a flashlight, bouillon cubes for broth, and a half million other things she’d collected over the past sixteen years. Disaster had caught her unaware once, and she’d vowed never to be unprepared again. But that didn’t mean she should go looking for trouble.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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