Both Ends Burning (Whistleblower Trilogy Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
Before I did, I stopped off at a FedEx in Southlake and—with my fake ID—had them same-day-air ship the documents back to Denver, using my next door neighbor Alan’s address. Watching the woman at FedEx take that package and set it on the counter behind her had been a difficult thing to do. I was entrusting my family’s future to these people. I didn’t want to take them on the plane with me and risk having the TSA confiscate them. Had no idea what I would have said to the authorities, because I didn’t myself know what to think about all this yet. A couple drinks on the plane were supposed to ease my mind, but they only served to blur my reasoning. My temple throbbed. My shoulder ached. My whole body seemed an inch away from giving up. I texted Grace that everything was okay, I was fine, not to worry. I’d promised myself and her that I wasn’t going to lie and paint a rosy picture, but I was too stunned to think straight. And now I felt doubly paranoid about every communication sent because the gravity of the situation was slowly settling on me.
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