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He sat in the truck for ninety-three seconds. The boy counted every one.Ray Delacroix has been on the road so long that the hum of the wheels has become a condition of existence. He doesn't sleep much. He doesn't think about the rainy night in 1994 when a car came across the median at mile marker 77. He pulled a little boy out of that wreck and held him until help came. That's the story. He has told it to himself so many times it has worn smooth.Then he drives under an overpass, glances in his rearview mirror, and the boy is sitting behind him. Pale. Patient. Buckled into a seatbelt the truck doesn't have.The dashboard clock won't move off 11:47. The CB radio plays that night back to him, sound by sound. Roads loop. Towns appear that aren't on any map, with porch lights that have never been turned off. And the boy wants only one thing from him.Remember.Ninety-Three Seconds is a haunting, heartbreaking ghost story about the lies we tell ourselves so we can keep driving, from the author of Shadows in the Snow.
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