Unglued by Blake Pierce EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
- Author: Blake Pierce
- Language: English
- Formats: PDF / EPUB
- Status: Available For Free Download
- Genre: Women Sleuths
- Price: Free
- File Size: 2 MB
- Publish date: March 16, 2023
Cora slammed her phone against the splintered, wooden table in the small
forest workshop that Gabriel Finch had introduced her to.
Now, the aforementioned man, built like a linebacker and wearing that
stupid newsboy cap of his, perched on his blonde hair, was frowning at where
her phone’s screen had cracked.
He pointed. “You broke your phone.”
She looked up, breathing heavily, nostrils flared. Cora shook her head,
wagging her finger side to side. For a moment, she almost lost control. She
wanted to yell, to punch the phone, to throw it across the room.
For a moment, her hand tensed, pressed against the splintered table, her
mind flitted back… to other things. Recent events. Distant events. All of them
an amalgam, and all of them bloody.
Others dead. Friends dead. Johnny dead.
A flash of memory. A concrete barrier stained in red. And she bit her lip
as pain flared through her shoulder from an old military wound, drawing her
back.
She looked up again, scowling. “Tell me from the start,” she said, in a
voice far calmer than she actually felt. “How did you find out your dad was
flirting with my little sister?”
Gabriel’s face was pale. His lips were pressed in a thin, grim line. He
watched her, and she could see his own anger lurking in his eyes. She didn’t
blame him. If her father had done something like this, she wasn’t sure she
would ever see the world the same again.
But also, it wasn’t her father. It was her sister.
Rose. Gone. Missing. The only clues that had been found were love letters
written and left at the tree where Gabe and Rose used to meet.
Gabriel had once dated her sister, back in high school. Back when Rose
had disappeared.
Rose had been a teenager. By the sound of things, Gabriel’s old man had
been coming on to her. Sending her love letters.
“The handwriting matches,” Cora said, firmly. “I checked with the expert
myself.”
Gabriel nodded once. His large arms crossed over his chest. His cap was
tilted, hiding his face in the shadow. “I told you it did,” he said, grim.
“I guess I didn’t want to believe you.”
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