The Fourth Rule Of Ten: A Tenzing Norbu Mystery (A Tenzing Norbu Mystery Series Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
I pushed upright and shoved some pillows behind my back. Meditation wasn’t happening either. I pulled out my tourist guide to Sarajevo and located my hotel and the train station. A nice, brisk walk was just the thing to cure my insomnia. My phone suddenly, inexplicably, decided to work, and a series of beeps and buzzes let me know I had lots of messages and texts. Eight, to be precise, and all from Martha. The final text summed up her concerns nicely: WHERE THE HELL ARE YOU? CALL ME!!! I calculated the time difference. Four P.M. here meant 8 A.M. there. Nobody calls a person that early. It’s uncivilized. I adapted my route to the train station to include the ancient, bustling marketplace, and was glad I did. The area was closed off to cars, and I shared damp cobblestone streets with a fascinating mix of people and architecture. The fastest way to get the feel of a new place is to take a nice long stroll and observe the expressions of your fellow pedestrians. Doesn’t work in Los Angeles, of course—nobody walks—but the wide, busy walkways of Stari Grad were perfect for taking the pulse of the local populace.
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