EVERY MILE — Drama Screenplay
When Linda Martin's daughter disappears from a roadside bathroom on Interstate 10, the police write it off as a runaway. Linda's own investigation uncovers a pattern the state troopers missed: twelve disappearances, twelve years, all connected to the same small town fifty miles away. As the pieces snap together, a memory Linda has been burying since childhood starts to surface, and she realizes the reason she has never driven this stretch of highway without feeling sick. The killer has been waiting for her to come home.
Twelve people vanished from the same Texas rest stop over twelve years. Her daughter is the thirteenth. Linda is about to discover she was the first, and she is the only person alive who remembers why.
- Genre: Drama
- 112 pages
- Language: EN
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EVERY MILE
Twelve people vanished from the same Texas rest stop over twelve years. Her daughter is the thirteenth. Linda is about to discover she was the first, and she is the only person alive who remembers why.
When Linda Martin's daughter disappears from a roadside bathroom on Interstate 10, the police write it off as a runaway. Linda's own investigation uncovers a pattern the state troopers missed: twelve disappearances, twelve years, all connected to the same small town fifty miles away. As the pieces snap together, a memory Linda has been burying since childhood starts to surface, and she realizes the reason she has never driven this stretch of highway without feeling sick. The killer has been waiting for her to come home.
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