Snowbound Summer (The Logan Series Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
When items were worn, they made the journey from the house to this room, and when they were completely beyond use, they were put out into the garage. Both her parents were borderline hoarders—letting go of stuff was difficult for them. When the garage got too full, they hired a skip and had a clear out. The garage was big enough that that event only happened every five years or so. A gold colored trophy lay on top of sheaves of paper in the first drawer. She picked it out, and tested its weight in her hands. When she was twelve, the trophy she’d won at school for being the fastest sprinter had seemed a lot heavier. The papers underneath looked familiar too. She leafed through them. First in the regional spelling bee. First in debating. A couple of rosettes from the brief few years she’d taken up horse riding. She shoved them back in the drawer, closed it, and opened another. This is more like it. A carefully folded piece of worn oilcloth was shoved into the drawer, along with a bolt of material, an offcut from her mother’s homemade curtains.
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