Bury Me In Satin (InCryptid, #0.11)
by Seanan McGuire
30 pages· 2014
About
Things are starting to hit an easy sort of groove at the Healy house. Alice is growing up, a little spitfire of a girl who adores her father and idolizes her mother. Johnny and Fran have mostly put their ghosts behind them, and are focusing on the future, which has never seemed brighter, or more guaranteed.
Sadly, for some people, the future has already ended.
Mary Dunlavy has been Alice's babysitter almost since the girl was born. When her father stops showing up for work, it falls to Fran to go and see what's going on. What she finds changes everything.
There is no right and there is no wrong in some situations: there's only the way things should have been, and the way things are.
Not everyone gets out alive.
Sadly, for some people, the future has already ended.
Mary Dunlavy has been Alice's babysitter almost since the girl was born. When her father stops showing up for work, it falls to Fran to go and see what's going on. What she finds changes everything.
There is no right and there is no wrong in some situations: there's only the way things should have been, and the way things are.
Not everyone gets out alive.
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