Snow Ghost

by Don Meyer

The sheriff's thoughts were focused on the corpse, a female, naked and frozen solid, placed face up on the gurney. The arms were outstretched, hands extended, palms flat, knees slightly bent, breasts protruding, pubic hair so brittle it would crack to the touch. The body was found standing, leaning against the large center picture window at the rear of the cabin, hands pressed against the glass. The look of anger, more than fear, was formed into the face, staring into the lighted, once heated, room.

As the sheriff looked at the corpse lying on the gurney, he couldn't help but wonder how the woman got there, how long had she been there and more importantly, how did she get frozen solid without moving?

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First published April 18, 2005

About the author

Don Meyer is a writer and speaker. He is the author of six books:

the American War

The Sheriff Tom Monason Trilogy:
Winter Ghost
McKenzie Affair
Uncle Denny

Jennifer's Plan

The Protected Will Never Know
a Vietnam Memoir

Always ready to speak about his rediscovered passion to anyone who would let him or would listen (a passion his late wife called his nice little hobby). These days Don is content to just write and sit quietly, but a simple nudge and he’ll gladly tell what he knows, or thinks he knows.