Echoes of the Past

and continued to converse with the other agents. As they did, Jon looked up the street and spotted the water tower looming over the town. It stood over like a dark tower in the sky. He stared at it for several long minutes before realizing something.
“Holy shit.” He said aloud.
“What?” His partner asked.
“There.” Officer Jon Brown pointed at the water tower. “They’ll find their missing car batteries in there. I’d bet my career on it.”
“Who would have done something so disturbing like that?”
Jon waved his hands and flagged down the agent in charge. “Hey, we need to comb this town for a body. A woman by the name of Sasha Hall. I think the people of Carlisle murdered her.”

Acknowledgments
First and foremost, let me thank you for picking up this book and reading it. I wouldn’t be able to do what I do if not for the readers. So, sincerely, thank you. I hope you enjoyed this book and if you did, please tell your friends and consider leaving a review on your favorite reading platform or on Goodreads. It’s the best way to promote your favorite authors.
Next, I’d like to thank Roxie Prince who has been a patron of mine over on Patreon for about a year now. Your support has been super helpful, and I always appreciate it. Even just having someone to read the short stories or flash fiction pieces I write. Roxie has also been a great supporter of mine over on Instagram and an even better friend. Thanks for sticking around with me!
Also, I have to thank my new editor and friend, Nicole Cucci. Your help in making this book a reality has been detrimental and I’m not exaggerating when I say I couldn’t have done it without you. Thanks for everything you’ve done from helping me edit to helping me name characters. You’re the best!
Thanks to my wife for putting up with me shutting myself away for hours at a time and thinking about this story for days on end. It’s not easy being the wife of an author, I imagine. So thank you for your support and belief in me.
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