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Missing, Presumed...
“Dying on a crabber is easy, Bill, it’s staying alive that’s hard.”
Eli Horrell had had it easy. A short story.
Eli Horrell had had it easy. A short story.
33 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 1, 2011
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Dana Stabenow
103 books2,165 followersDana Stabenow was born in Anchorage and raised on 75-foot fish tender in the Gulf of Alaska. She knew there was a warmer, drier job out there somewhere.
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December 14, 2012
A short story in the Liam Campbell Series in which Bill meets Moses.
First paragraphs,
ELI SYLVESTER HORRELL, fisher, husband, father, went overboard halfway between Dutch Harbor and the Pribilof Islands. Weather conditions that day in January included fifteen-knot winds and twelve-foot swells. The crew of the JERI A. had seen Horrell go in. In spite of an intensive search by the United States Coast Guard, the JERI A., and three other crabbers, his body had not been recovered. Now it was June. Horrell’s widow, two sons and one daughter were seated in the front row. The widow, daughter and youngest son were weeping. The oldest son stared at nothing, white-faced and without expression. Magistrate Linda Louise Billington, known
Stabenow, Dana (2011-12-16). Missing, Presumed… (A Liam Campbell Short Story) (Kindle Locations 24-29). Gere Donovan Press. Kindle Edition.
First paragraphs,
ELI SYLVESTER HORRELL, fisher, husband, father, went overboard halfway between Dutch Harbor and the Pribilof Islands. Weather conditions that day in January included fifteen-knot winds and twelve-foot swells. The crew of the JERI A. had seen Horrell go in. In spite of an intensive search by the United States Coast Guard, the JERI A., and three other crabbers, his body had not been recovered. Now it was June. Horrell’s widow, two sons and one daughter were seated in the front row. The widow, daughter and youngest son were weeping. The oldest son stared at nothing, white-faced and without expression. Magistrate Linda Louise Billington, known
Stabenow, Dana (2011-12-16). Missing, Presumed… (A Liam Campbell Short Story) (Kindle Locations 24-29). Gere Donovan Press. Kindle Edition.
July 14, 2014
It was short and sweet but perfect
May 18, 2017
Enjoyed this book, entertaining & mysterious.
July 28, 2023
Liam Campbell series, book 4.25. Short story within The Collected Short Stories and Essays.
January 22, 2019
Nice introduction to Bill and Moses.
February 5, 2023
Missing
As with all of Dana Stabenow's works, this was excellent if not too short. Great to finally know how Moses and Bill first met!
As with all of Dana Stabenow's works, this was excellent if not too short. Great to finally know how Moses and Bill first met!
Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews