It aggressively overtook vehicles and, during overtaking, slowed to scan the occupants in the overtaken vehicle.He lowered his passenger-side window and stared back at them through his shades when they came parallel to him. He knew very little of his face was visible – his sunglasses and baseball cap pulled low left his features in shadow.The driver was a balding man with a thick beard; the passenger in the front had close-cropped hair and a tattoo near his left eye – too far to make out the tat. The passenger had dark eyes that stared back at Zeb. Zeb peered behind the two but couldn’t see if there were any passengers in the back of their ride.Their Ford surged ahead, overtook the next vehicle, and cut back in front of it to fall in two vehicles behind the women’s gray Explorer.Jackson was sixty miles away from the south entrance, but traffic was thick, and the line snaked slowly on the John D. Rockefeller Jr. Parkway. The parkway linked Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park, and a significant number of tourists headed to either the latter or to Jackson on leaving Yellowstone.The women, if they paid any attention to their rear, would reckon the pursuers were just other tourists, and the pursuers in turn would regard Zeb as another park visitor.The John D.
