Chapter 4Somewhere among them, a liar lurked.
And in church, of all places.
It was the first time in more years than he cared to count that Chad Singleton had stepped inside a place of worship and if truth be known among the liars of Eden, he assumed it was his father’s first time in a long time as well. His final visit, too.
Chad and his grandmother were seated on an uncomfortable wooden pew with a full view of the proceedings that included the closed casket encasing his father’s earthly remains. Chad would never see him again. He’d never even get to ask the quiet, silenced face what the meaning was behind the mysterious note he’d received. There wasn’t even a photograph of him on the altar, as if he existed only in the mind.
“So, Silas, how did you die?” he might have asked to the bo
