Cold Case Cop
“She’d expected the trip to take a few hours. It had taken seven. There’d been backups and delays all the way up the coast, including a drawbridge that had opened for a sail boat. As she’d sat for a half hour waiting for the boat to pass by, she couldn’t help but think of Alex. The boat’s white sails flapped angrily in the growing winds.
By the time she reached Sable Point, dark storm clouds, thick with rain, loomed above. A large storm was brewing in the Atlantic.
Sable Point was little more th...an a run-down fishing village, and it didn’t look like the kind of place Kit Westgate would have fled to. Fiji or St. Moritz seemed more to Kit’s tastes. But then, if her theory held true, Kit was only a fabrication of Brenda’s and a place like this would have felt somewhat familiar to her. Cadence had been much like this place, twenty years ago.
The town’s battered wood and stone buildings didn’t possess the quaint charm that Cadence now had. Sable Point lacked picturesque inns and tiny seaside restaurants and seemed to tenaciously fight all pressures to welcome outsiders or join the twenty-first century.MoreLess
By the time she reached Sable Point, dark storm clouds, thick with rain, loomed above. A large storm was brewing in the Atlantic.
Sable Point was little more th...an a run-down fishing village, and it didn’t look like the kind of place Kit Westgate would have fled to. Fiji or St. Moritz seemed more to Kit’s tastes. But then, if her theory held true, Kit was only a fabrication of Brenda’s and a place like this would have felt somewhat familiar to her. Cadence had been much like this place, twenty years ago.
The town’s battered wood and stone buildings didn’t possess the quaint charm that Cadence now had. Sable Point lacked picturesque inns and tiny seaside restaurants and seemed to tenaciously fight all pressures to welcome outsiders or join the twenty-first century.MoreLess
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