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Chapters (128)
  1. Dedication
  2. Love crime, thriller and mystery books?
  3. Prologue
  4. Sarah Morgan
  5. Adam Morgan
  6. Sarah Morgan
  7. Adam Morgan
  8. Sarah Morgan
  9. Adam Morgan
  10. Sarah Morgan
  11. Adam Morgan
  12. Sarah Morgan
  13. 10. Adam Morgan
  14. Adam Morgan
  15. 11. Sarah Morgan
  16. Sarah Morgan
  17. 12. Adam Morgan
  18. Adam Morgan
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  20. Adam Morgan
  21. 14. Sarah Morgan
  22. Sarah Morgan
  23. 15. Adam Morgan
  24. Adam Morgan
  25. 16. Sarah Morgan
  26. Sarah Morgan
  27. 17. Adam Morgan
  28. Adam Morgan
  29. 18. Adam Morgan
  30. Adam Morgan
  31. Two Weeks Earlier
  32. 19. Sarah Morgan
  33. Sarah Morgan
  34. 20. Adam Morgan
  35. Adam Morgan
  36. 21. Sarah Morgan
  37. Sarah Morgan
  38. 22. Adam Morgan
  39. Adam Morgan
  40. 23. Sarah Morgan
  41. Sarah Morgan
  42. 24. Adam Morgan
  43. Adam Morgan
  44. 25. Sarah Morgan
  45. Sarah Morgan
  46. 26. Adam Morgan
  47. Adam Morgan
  48. 27. Sarah Morgan
  49. Sarah Morgan
  50. 28. Adam Morgan
  51. Adam Morgan
  52. 29. Sarah Morgan
  53. Sarah Morgan
  54. 30. Adam Morgan
  55. Adam Morgan
  56. 31. Sarah Morgan
  57. Sarah Morgan
  58. 32. Adam Morgan
  59. Adam Morgan
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  62. 34. Adam Morgan
  63. Adam Morgan
  64. 35. Sarah Morgan
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  66. 36. Adam Morgan
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  68. 37. Sarah Morgan
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  72. 39. Sarah Morgan
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  78. 42. Adam Morgan
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  80. 43. Sarah Morgan
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  86. 46. Sarah Morgan
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  90. 48. Sarah Morgan
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  94. 50. Sarah Morgan
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  104. 55. Sarah Morgan
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  108. 57. Sarah Morgan
  109. Sarah Morgan
  110. 58. Adam Morgan
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  112. 59. Sarah Morgan
  113. Sarah Morgan
  114. 60. Adam Morgan
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  116. 61. Sarah Morgan
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  119. Sarah Morgan
  120. 11 years later
  121. 63. Adam Morgan
  122. Adam Morgan
  123. 64. Sarah Morgan
  124. Sarah Morgan
  125. Acknowledgments
  126. A note from the publisher
  127. Love crime, thriller and mystery books?
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I moved deeper into the woods from the edge of the road to try to find some form of shelter. This proved to be quite the task with visibility no further than three feet in front of me. After a good fifteen minutes of walking in what I’m sure was a big circle, I came to a partially downed tree which had caught between the massive trunks of two other trees. It looked relatively stable and gave some shelter from the rain, so I decided to set up camp underneath it. I had no illusions about finding some big leaves or branches to improve my structure: I’m not fucking Bear Grylls after all.

Sitting under the downed tree, I couldn’t help but think it was just waiting until I fell asleep to finally surrender to gravity and add me to the ground as another decaying piece of fertilizer. I supposed that wouldn’t be the worst end for me. The D.A. and the state would undoubtedly applaud it. I could picture the press conference. “Yes, it is true. Mr. Morgan escaped custody the other evening; however, he did not get far, and, in the end, nature decided to exact the justice that the state had already been seeking.”

A great cold began to creep through me. I tried to scoop mud and dirt into barrier walls along my sides to keep the water out, but this proved futile and I eventually gave up. Shaking and all alone, I was left with nothing to do but contemplate how I got into this position.

Some elements are obvious. Yes, I was cheating on my wife in our own marital bed, so I guess there’s all the good shit that comes with that. But no, this is something more. Lots of people cheat on their spouse, well… some people cheat on their spouse. But I would imagine the more common end to those trysts is divorce, not fucking murder.

Whoever did this must have known us both and very well at that. They knew about the lake house. They knew I spent large chunks of time there without any additional visitors. They knew Kelly came to see me and often spent the night. They knew how to get in, how not to make a noise, where we would be. They knew practically everything. This person must have been patient, calculating, and very sure of themselves. This was no quick plan. This took time.

Scott would have had that time. Scott would have the training and knowledge to cover this all up. It’s his job for Christ’s sake. I mean, I can picture him now. Almost a limitless amount of time to patrol the area, scout her work, my house, and here I am helping him.