Grave Shadows Red Rock Mysteries 5 – Jerry Jenkins (1)

By lunch we had gone up and down several hills. The leader and most experienced cyclist was a man named Gary. He was thin and wiry, and the muscles in his legs looked like ropes. “The next part is probably the toughest climb, outside of the long ascent to Woodland Park,” he said. “Everybody feeling okay?” Most shouted, “Yeah,” but I felt too tired to say anything. Jeff stared at his parents, still watching from their van. OceanofPDF.com Chapter 42 Bryce said he was on a bathroom break when he called.

When I told him what I had seen at Jeff’s house, he couldn’t believe it. “Ash, I just looked in there a couple of days ago. There was still a lot of stuff left.” “Well, it’s gone now.” “Then why weren’t the pieces of paper disturbed?” he said. “Must be some other way in,” I said. “You want me to call the police?” “Not yet.”

I told him about the men Hayley and I had run into at her aunt’s house. “Call Gunnar’s boss,” he said. “He might know these guys.” It felt odd being separated from Bryce, trying to solve two mysteries at once. OceanofPDF.com Chapter 43 That afternoon was the longest of my life. With the sun beating down I could hardly think about the beautiful scenery. I might as well have been biking through a desert or some hallway with no windows.

Jeff spoke into a digital recorder, recording thoughts he could include in his next article. We went through a small town called Minturn, where there was a gas station with American flags flying and a general store. The houses looked like they’d been stuck there between the mountains by God himself. A sign told us we were going through the San Isabel National Forest. Clouds cast shadows on the mountains on both sides, moving across the landscape like slow trains. I wished I could get on one and ride it to the end of our trip.

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