CHAPTER FIFTEEN
Harley was still thinking about Callaway’s story as they passed the sign reading, “SHILOWA NATIONAL MONUMENT,” which was situated across the road from a crumbling maze of stone walls built around a giant sandstone outcropping.
Despite the differences between herself and Callaway (and there were many), they had one significant thing in common: Both had joined the Bureau due to the loss of a loved one early in life. Callaway had alluded to this shortly after she and Harley met, but without the details of the story, she couldn’t possibly have known how much of an effect the girl’s death had had on him.
Now that she did know, she thought she understood Callaway a little better. It was something they shared, that sense of childhood bereavement—except that for her, there was s
