Tag: Abduction
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Tarpington’s Grass
Tarpington’s Grass “Last night, at around half-past-three, the garden waste bin moved.” Peregrine Rubeltopf sighed, closing the little notebook and passing it to Vicki, who opened it again, upside down. “Not much to be gained from an entry like that. No details. I mean, how did it move? Where did it move? For what reason…
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Nowhere Lane – Chapter Twenty-Two. Three Buses
Stafford Dricombe often referred to the third floor of the Great House at Boult Wells as his father’s control tower, and certainly its windows commanded the best view the house could afford of the Driscombe estate. From his position at its big west window he could see across the treetops of Berkley Wood all of…
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Nowhere Lane – Chapter Nineteen. A worm
The night had been merciful to Patrick. Ravaged by all the tensions of the day and his imaginings (what danger might Karen be in, or the unthinkable – was it already too late?) he had wanted to keep going; to keep up his search for her. Even after he abandoned his vigil in Nowhere Lane…
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