April 2018
Intermediate to advanced
284 pages
5h 46m
English
I’m famous for assuming I can always find a shortcut. If I’m driving down the highway and hit construction, I’ll take the first off ramp, determined to find a quick way around the delay. Exiting the highway requires that I ignore the protests of my wife, who thinks it would just be easier to slow down and follow the orange cones.
Well, my wife is usually right. I pull off and take a side road that suddenly veers even further off course. I don’t mind. I grew up in the middle of nowhere, so I have an intuition for county roads. At least I think I do, until the paved road turns into a dirt road before coming to a dead end at a wheat field. Giving in, I take out my phone to turn on the GPS. Oh wait. ...
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