Rescue from Darkness
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Probably better to keep those two apart for now. Their recollection of the morning events appeared to be very different. “Thank you,” A.L. said. Alice nodded and shut the door.
He motioned Rena to go outside before turning to the Whitmans. “Excuse us, please.”
“I want to talk to my mother,” Leah said.
“That’s fine,” he said. “Just give us a minute.”
Once he and Rena were in the hallway, he said, “I’ll take Kara Wiese. You’ve got the grandma. Let’s try to figure out what really happened.”
Copyright © 2020 by Beverly R. Long
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ISBN: 9781488064142
Rescue from Darkness
Copyright © 2020 by Bonnie Vanak
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