Claim: A Novel Of Colorado (The Homeward Trilogy) - Plot & Excerpts
The result was that she was hardly alone after that, giving her the welcome insulation of people from morning until late at night. The only thing that nagged at her was that one of the men at her dining table—or hovering about as she sang with Ben’s accompaniment that evening—could be the one who had tried to get into her compartment. But try as she might to determine who it was, no one gave her a further clue. Every man appeared to be a gentleman, never peering too long or asking too many questions. More than five were traveling alone, which to Moira’s mind made them likelier suspects than others, but their utterly polite ways made Moira feel paranoid for doubting any of them. Had the interloper somehow escaped the train? She still spent the next night fully dressed, and with the chair lodged under the knob, but no one came to her door. Moira awakened the next morning, accepted a pitcher of warm water from the steward, and peered outside. The train was slowing. A grin spread across her face.
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