Full Tilt
“The Trans-Canada Highway east from Calgary cut across gentle hills that soon flattened for as far as she could see. Still smarting from her meeting with the RCMP, she was now counting on the people of Southern Alberta to help her.
“Certainly, we’ll talk to you,” Eileen Ingram had told her earlier when Kate had called. Eileen and her husband, Norbert, were the current owners of the Maes’ house.
Two hours after leaving Calgary, Kate had reached Brooks, a small prairie city known for agric...ulture, gas, oil and meat processing. Staying on the Trans-Canada, she passed the Grand Horizon Plaza.
The truck stop where Tara Dawn Mae was last seen fifteen years ago.
Kate continued east to the hamlet of Tilley then followed a ribbon of highway south for another fifteen minutes or so before coming to the remote property amid the eternal rolling treeless plain. It was a modest two-story frame house, set back from the road.MoreLess
“Certainly, we’ll talk to you,” Eileen Ingram had told her earlier when Kate had called. Eileen and her husband, Norbert, were the current owners of the Maes’ house.
Two hours after leaving Calgary, Kate had reached Brooks, a small prairie city known for agric...ulture, gas, oil and meat processing. Staying on the Trans-Canada, she passed the Grand Horizon Plaza.
The truck stop where Tara Dawn Mae was last seen fifteen years ago.
Kate continued east to the hamlet of Tilley then followed a ribbon of highway south for another fifteen minutes or so before coming to the remote property amid the eternal rolling treeless plain. It was a modest two-story frame house, set back from the road.MoreLess
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