Wellspring (Paskagankee, Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
Melton said. He trudged forward reluctantly, the saturated ground sucking at his work boots, producing an audible slurp with each step. “How can you not see it? Lying right next to the bones is another guy, and this one looks alive, his skin color is—” He stopped short and stared in horror down at the secret room under the hole he had dug less than an hour ago. “Oh, my God,” he whispered, his already pale face turning chalk-white. His eyes widened in panic and he stumbled backward and almost fell, wind-milling his arms in a desperate attempt to maintain his balance. For a moment Sharon though he might drop right into the pit, but then Bo grabbed him by one arm and steadied him. “What is it?” Sharon said, and for once, Bo had nothing to add, he simply stared mutely at Dan Melton like a moviegoer waiting for the killer to be revealed in the final scene. Melton swallowed hard and made an obvious effort to get his emotions under control. “The guy…the guy is gone.” *** “I’m telling you,”
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