Concentrating again on making the Clampett Tract house livable, she hurried to get it furnished. The first priority was getting all the appliances in, connected, and computer lines installed. She had formulated another use for the house, told no one, and meant to pull it off. But again, caution nudged from the pit of her stomach.
She surfed the Internet and found copies of Pierce"s first two publications in used bookstores in Sacramento and purchased them during one of her jaunts. Daphine called numerous times to discuss details about the dream drawing. While her intrusions were necessary, evenings were spent in seclusion at the Alden"s place while Sara learned about a fascinating man who had died and been revived. Now twice.
At the Clampett Tract house one morning, while Sara waited for
