One second Sarah was safe in his arms as he swam them towards the riverbank, the next she was ripped from his arms by the strong current and he saw her being dragged underwater. Muttering a curse Cooper started swimming …
Sarah screamed as the far flew through the air. It seemed to take forever for the inevitable impact to come. When they finally collided with the river it felt like they’d hit concrete. The pain was so jarring that for …
“What was that?” Sarah gasped beside him like someone jumped up from the backseat. “Someone’s following us,” Cooper replied, “trying to take us out.” “Take us out? Why?” “That, darlin, I don’t know, but I can tell you one thing.” …
“Hey, Darlin, you can come out now.” The sound of the voice had Sarah sobbing in relief, and she ran to the door, threw back the locks, ripped the door open, then threw herself into the arms of the one …
Cooper groaned as he rolled over, his ringing phone had woken him. It felt like he’d been asleep no more than an hour and a glance at the glowing clock on his nightstand confirmed it had only been fifty minutes …
