Part I: Nathan was searching the library when he saw it. A tan, hardcover notebook that was almost invisible amongst the other books on the shelf. The cover was blank, but it looked worn. Curious, he picked it up and… Continue reading

“If you look down from your window,” Collin said to his wife. “You can see Kansas City, Missouri. Which means we’re getting closer to Kansas state.” “Great,” said Lucy, smiling. “I can’t wait. On the other hand, I could stay… Continue reading

Yellow light struck Ellie’s face through her bedroom window. As she slipped out of bed, she heard the familiar clinking of dishes in the kitchen indicating the arrival of breakfast. The old farmhouse smelled of eggs and coffee. She got… Continue reading