Mount Shasta Disappearances Novels & Stories

he said. I opened a portal right there in the room, Kane and I stepped through it and I headed directly for the shed. The computers were still buzzing but no new reports had come in, things were quiet and for the time being hunters had gone underground after the attack in Montana. I opened the copy of Sierra’s pack file that I still had and read through it, this time taking in all the information about her. My eyes skipped to the last section on the one page information sheet at the back of her file when they had just found her.

His voice was low, almost a whisper. However, before he could say anything further, the meeting room door opened again. Stella entered again, her face more somber this time. "We have a problem." Altair straightened his body. "What now?" Stella shook her head. "Not 'what', but 'who'. Andhara and Nathalie. They disappeared." Altair stared at Stella with a hardened jaw. "How is that possible?" "I don't know. But if they escaped, it would only reinforce my suspicion that they are indeed dangerous."

"'A helicopter containing four passengers crashed in the Yukon–Koyukuk Census Area on March 19th. The crash site was finally discovered early yesterday morning after two weeks of searching. All four of the passengers were recovered dead at the scene.' Hey, isn't that near where you live?" "This is the largest county in the United States. Only California, Texas, and Alaska itself are larger. Does it say anything more about the passengers?" "I'm looking - oh here it is. 'One of the passengers, a twenty-one year old female named Anastasia Clarence, was in WITSEC after witnessing the murder of her parents and sixteen year old sister four months earlier. Hers was among the bodies recovered at the

We left for Lake Chelan at dawn, telling no one. Not Yuki, not Jules, not Richard. If we were being monitored, we needed plausible deniability for everyone else. "This feels like something from a spy movie," I said as Marcus drove. "Except in spy movies, they have training and gadgets. We just have determination and stupidity." "Mostly stupidity." "Definitely mostly stupidity." Lake Chelan was three hours east of Seattle, a stunning alpine lake surrounded by mountains. Marcus hadn't been here since his mother's funeral—twelve years ago.