Desert Lost (9781615952229) (2010) - Plot & Excerpts
Guessing that she might resent my over-protectiveness, I didn’t, so I just sat at my desk and worried as she left with her slides. Jimmy seemed oblivious to my discomfort. Warren hadn’t called me yet, either, which served to intensify my grim mood. Deciding to take the bull by the horns, I called his cell. He answered, but in a clipped voice told me he didn’t have time to talk. “Look, Lena, now that the girls are here, I’m going to be pretty busy for the next few days, so let’s put off what ever kind of conversation we need to have until then.” He was withdrawing, but hadn’t I been doing exactly the same thing myself? “Next week, maybe?” “Oh, hell. I guess I might as well tell you. Because of the Nevitt thing, I’ve called my attorneys and we’re going to petition for full custody. The twins will be safer with me.” I felt torn. In the year I’d been working as script consultant on Desert Eagle, I’d never doubted Angel’s parenting skills.
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