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Chapter 1
• The moon has just risen and Dr. Eleanor Friedman-Bernal is wearing a backpack and hiking in the desert.
• She is keeping her destination a secret from her friends, and she has lied to them about her destination.
• She told her friends that she was driving into Farmington, New Mexico.
• Actually, she was hiking to a secret destination near Bluff, Utah.
• As Dr. Friedman-Bernal, an anthropologist, hikes, she thinks about her life as a single, professional woman and an upcoming meeting where she will reveal some of her recent discoveries to an academic colleague.
• She is excited about her present nighttime quest.
• She approaches a canyon she had helped to map and catalog the previous summer.
• One of the pictographs seems to be new, and the pictograph makes her aware of the darkness, the silence, and her total isolation.
• She pulls a .25 caliber automatic pistol from her backpack...
This section contains 4,201 words (approx. 15 pages at 300 words per page) |
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