CHAPTER 34
THE NOTORIOUS NCB
“Over there.” Ramirez pointed to the largest of the cabins in the Summit camp.
When they reached the door, Ramirez opened it and shoved her inside. Even compared to Dr. Linda’s cabin, the living looked less like a rustic getaway and more like something from an interior design magazine.
The overall style had a Frank Lloyd Wright flair with lots of earth tones and elongated rectangles. It reminded her of when she, Toni, and Annie had visited Taliesin West in Scottsdale.
A mahogany bookcase lined a nearby wall, filled with such titles as Sun Tzu’s The Art of War, Robert Greene’s 48 Laws of Power, and Hitler’s Mein Kampf. There were also books by Jordan Peterson, Donald Trump, Napoleon Hill, and General Patton. Shea hadn’t read any of them and wondered if Benn
