Bats And Bones (The Frannie Shoemaker Campground Mysteries) - Plot & Excerpts
But seeing Larry, Stub stopped the motorhome and rolled down the window, his usually jovial expression replaced with confusion and concern. Larry pointed at the cord. “You forgot to unplug your electrical hook up.” Stub banged his head down on the steering wheel, fortunately cushioned by his hands. Raising his head again, he looked at Larry. “Oh, man, what did I do? Did I wreck something?” “I’ll check. Don’t move any farther.” With that Larry headed to the back of the coach and picked up the end of the cord. He examined the plug and shook his head back at Stub. “It looks okay—the prongs are a little bent but it should work fine. I’ll stow it for you.” He began to push the cord back into its compartment. Stub’s fellow travelers had stopped their frantic packing up. Grumpy, a small, thin man with a prematurely receding hairline and wire rim glasses, said, “This trip is Stub’s worst idea ever!” “Relax, Randy,” another man said. “Nothing’s hurt. We’ll get moved to the right spot and start over.
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