The Mask: A Vanessa Michael Munroe Novel - Plot & Excerpts
Munroe followed the digital trail of that short-lived marriage through public records. She filled out online forms for a certified copy of his marriage certificate and hunted through searches until she found a specimen of what the real thing would look like, courtesy of an abandoned blog. She tracked down a custom office-supply business in Thailand, her way to a forged county seal, and, on the chance that she’d be running multiple identities on multiple passports, included a scan of her passport’s entry stamp so that she would have the means to create her own. The manga café became her residence for express shipping, her credit cards an unfortunate trail for expedited processing. Five hours of hyperfocus and untold broken laws had laid down those first steps, and now with nothing but time and questions, she straightened out body kinks and turned to the external drive Bradford had left in the drawer. The café’s computers had allowed her anonymity; her laptop, disconnected from the Internet, gave her privacy.
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