The Matter of the Vanishing Greyhound – Chapter 22

The Matter of the Vanishing Greyhound

Golden Gate Disappearing Greyhound Bus Caper

Steven Levi

Master of the Impossible Crime

Chapter 22

Hopkins was piling rather than packing a quartet of red leather suitcases, the smallest one just large enough to accommodate a grand piano. He had stowed his suits and shoes in one, all of them, and was stuffing the others full of a wide variety of household objects. Just as he was deciding what else to include, his bedroom telephone rang. He ignored the initial rings as he set his bags against the wainscot of his living room where they stood like a lobster quadrille.

“Yeah?”

“Douglas? This is Robert Harrah. We’ve got a problem.”

Steven C. Levi is a sixty-something freelance historian and commercial writer who lives in Anchorage, Alaska, his home for past 40 years. He has a BA in European History and MA in American history from the University of California Davis and San Jose State. He has more than 80 books in print or on Kindle. 

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