State Of Nature: Book Three Of The Park Service Trilogy - Plot & Excerpts
I toss the ball to Jimmy one final time, concluding our long game of catch, and rise to answer it. When I open the door, a hooded stranger stands with his or her back to the door, looking nervously left and right. When this visitor turns to face me, I’m shocked to see that it’s Bill. “What are you doing here, Bill?” “There’s no time for that now,” he says. “You have to follow me. Fast and quiet. No talking, no questions. Got that?” I nod that I do. “Do you have something to cover your face with?” “I have an old hoody upstairs.” “Grab it,” he says. “What about Jimmy?” “He’s fine; nobody will recognize him.” Leaving him at the open door, I race upstairs and grab my gray hoody and pull it on. Then I check to make sure I have my father’s pipe in my pocket before heading back down.
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