GODDESS OF THE MOON (A Diana Racine Psychic Suspense) - Plot & Excerpts
Before the deaths of his wife and children, his lieutenant never took off a day he didn’t have coming, and he was back on the job the day after he buried his family. Craven had begged him to take time off, but Lucier refused. No way would he miss work for anything less than a calamity. Unless he were seriously hurt or dead, he’d have checked in. Beecher’s description of Lucier’s automaton-like voice bothered Craven most. A no-nonsense boss, well-liked and respected by his men, he could sometimes be aloof. But no one would ever describe his speech pattern as robotic. Beecher had brought Craven up to speed on Lucier’s investigation. He’d checked the whereabouts of Compton’s group. All were out of their offices this morning except Martin Easley, and none of the secretaries would confirm when their bosses would return. He’d called the Sunrise Mission, too, and the secretary said Edward Slater had left on a short, well-deserved vacation.”
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