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Contents (118)
  1. Dedication
  2. Chapter One
  3. Saturday, May 18
  4. Chapter Two
  5. Monday, May 20
  6. Chapter Three
  7. Sunday, May 19
  8. Chapter Four
  9. Sunday, May 19
  10. Chapter Five
  11. Monday, May 20
  12. Chapter Six
  13. Monday, May 20
  14. Chapter Seven
  15. Monday, May 20
  16. Chapter Eight
  17. Monday, May 20
  18. Chapter Nine
  19. Monday, May 20
  20. Chapter Ten
  21. Monday, May 20
  22. Chapter Eleven
  23. Monday, May 20
  24. Chapter Twelve
  25. Monday, May 20
  26. Chapter Thirteen
  27. Monday, May 20
  28. Chapter Fourteen
  29. Tuesday, May 21
  30. Chapter Fifteen
  31. Tuesday, May 21
  32. Chapter Sixteen
  33. Tuesday, May 21
  34. Chapter Seventeen
  35. Tuesday, May 21
  36. Chapter Eighteen
  37. Tuesday, May 21
  38. Chapter Nineteen
  39. Tuesday, May 21
  40. Chapter Twenty
  41. Wednesday, May 22
  42. Chapter Twenty-One
  43. Wednesday, May 22
  44. Chapter Twenty-Two
  45. Wednesday, May 22
  46. Chapter Twenty-Three
  47. Wednesday, May 22
  48. Chapter Twenty-Four
  49. Wednesday, May 22
  50. Chapter Twenty-Five
  51. Thursday, May 23
  52. Chapter Twenty-Six
  53. Thursday, May 23
  54. Chapter Twenty-Seven
  55. Thursday, May 23
  56. Chapter Twenty-Eight
  57. Thursday, May 23
  58. Chapter Twenty-Nine
  59. Thursday, May 23
  60. Chapter Thirty
  61. Thursday, May 23
  62. Chapter Thirty-One
  63. Thursday, May 23
  64. Chapter Thirty-Two
  65. Friday, May 24
  66. Chapter Thirty-Three
  67. Friday, May 24
  68. Chapter Thirty-Four
  69. Friday, May 24
  70. Chapter Thirty-Five
  71. Friday, May 24
  72. Chapter Thirty-Six
  73. Friday, May 24
  74. Chapter Thirty-Seven
  75. Saturday, May 25
  76. Chapter Thirty-Eight
  77. Saturday, May 25
  78. Chapter Thirty-Nine
  79. Saturday, May 25
  80. Chapter Forty
  81. Saturday, May 25
  82. Chapter Forty-One
  83. Saturday, May 25
  84. Chapter Forty-Two
  85. Saturday, May 25
  86. Chapter Forty-Three
  87. Sunday, May 26
  88. Chapter Forty-Four
  89. Sunday, May 26
  90. Chapter Forty-Five
  91. Sunday, May 26
  92. Chapter Forty-Six
  93. Sunday, May 26
  94. Chapter Forty-Seven
  95. Sunday, May 26
  96. Chapter Forty-Eight
  97. Sunday, May 26
  98. Chapter Forty-Nine
  99. Sunday, May 26
  100. Chapter Fifty
  101. Monday, May 27
  102. Chapter Fifty-One
  103. Monday, May 27
  104. Chapter Fifty-Two
  105. Monday, May 27
  106. Chapter Fifty-Three
  107. Monday, May 27
  108. Chapter Fifty-Four
  109. Monday, May 27
  110. Chapter Fifty-Five
  111. Wednesday, May 29
  112. Chapter Fifty-Six
  113. Wednesday, May 29
  114. A Letter From Charly
  115. Acknowledgements
  116. About the Author
  117. Also by Charly Cox
  118. Copyright

The cameraman panned over to Alyssa and Cord ignoring shouted questions from reporters as they escorted Adamson, his head down, face shielded by his shirt, into the detention center before moving over to footage from the search warrant served upon his home. Just out of camera range, in the shadow of a window, Alyssa knew, stood a teenager watching police raiding her family’s home and taking her father’s belongings. Alyssa didn’t think she’d ever forget the look of horror on the girl’s face at what her father was being accused of. Beside her daughter was Adamson’s wife. A film of moisture covered her eyes, but no tears fell. Instead, she blinked repeatedly, as if she could stop her life from unraveling by doing so.

Police aren’t speaking, but as this horrifying story unfolds, we caught footage of officers removing Adamson’s vehicle along with several computers and discs from his home. What appears to be a bag of clothing was also taken.

Holly’s form was stiff beside her, and Alyssa wrapped her arm around her daughter’s shoulder, encouraging her to lean into her. When she did, Alyssa alternated between rubbing circles on her back and running her hand over her hair. Every once in a while, Holly would sniffle and reach up to wipe her nose with a tissue and erase the tears with her fingers.

Isaac and Mabel both split their attention between watching the news report and staring at Holly, ready to catch her if she broke.

‘You don’t have to watch this, sweetie,’ Alyssa whispered into her daughter’s ear.

Holly’s chin fell toward her chest. ‘I do,’ she answered back, voice breaking.

Also arrested in today’s round-up were Aaron Anderson, president of Wellington Power Company in Lovington. In Arizona, authorities worked with our local police department to round up United States health official Harold Devigne of Show Low, as well as Doctor Darren Coen of Tucson.

As you can see for yourself, these are some high-profile names, and Captain Guthrie Hammond of APD has promised a press conference tomorrow at seven a.m. Of course, Channel 7 will be there to bring you the latest on this shocking and disturbing crime.

Brock pointed the remote at the television and shut it off. Holly stayed nestled by Alyssa’s side while Mabel secured Isaac to hers. Alyssa rested her head into the crook of Brock’s neck, and he kissed the top of her head. Tomorrow would be another busy day, and she knew she should go to bed and grab what sleep she could, but for now, Alyssa wanted to bask in the warmth of the knowledge that her family was physically safe and together in her home.

A Letter From Charly

More than a century ago, Loren Eiseley wrote “The Star Thrower” – a story many of us are more familiar with in one of its many variations. In one of these variations, the narrator tells us of a man walking along the beach, tossing one starfish after another back into the ocean. When someone approaches him and ponders why the man is doing such a thing since there are so many starfish to save, he couldn’t possibly make a difference, the man tosses a starfish into the ocean, saying, “It made a difference to that one.”