Blue Ridge: Vol. 1 - The New Boy - Plot & Excerpts
Nadia was sorry when he dropped her off, but a promise of a call before bed and another promise of a visit the following day was all it took to send her happily indoors. Foster enjoyed the ride to his house in the deepening twilight. His car held the lingering scent of Nadia. It filled his head and caused a nervousness to spread through his belly. Something wasn’t right at home. He could sense it as he drove the long driveway and saw the house come into view. It was ablaze with artificial light, which meant only one thing; his father was home. Foster looked towards the barn and saw the familiar black SUV looming like a dark shadow. He sighed and cut the car off, waiting for the nervousness to pass. Tapping his car key on the dash, he stared decidedly at the front door and got out of the car. “Fear is acceptable as long as it doesn’t stop you from anything.” It was the first rule his father had taught them. He taught it as soon as they could speak and repeat it.
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