Rear-View Murder: A Gemma Stone Cozy Mystery - Plot & Excerpts
She was in the forest again, running as fast as she could on slippery wet leaves and undergrowth. She dodged low hanging branches, glancing over her shoulder from time to time. The dark, shadowy figure was back there. She could hear him grunting and moaning in the darkness. She couldn’t tell if he was gaining on her or not, but he was relentless. The blue Honda appeared, bringing Gemma to a skidding stop. The trunk was open again and this time Opal’s face appeared in the back window. Not a skeleton face but the pretty face framed by golden curls in the photograph. And then her hand appeared, half skeleton, half rotting flesh and she pointed at something behind Gemma. Gemma turned. The squawking alarm on her cell brought her wide awake and she reached over to shut it off. In the next bed, Holly groaned and covered her head with her pillows. “Sorry,” Gemma whispered and settled back into the covers. Gray dawn was just lightening the window and she lay there wondering about the dream.
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