Chapter 16
They tracked back and forth across the beach.
“No. Just right here. Directly over the cables.”
Anton watched her walk a quick circle around the narrow beach.
“One piece of it leads toward the parking lot. But in the other direction…” Katie stood at the edge of the water looking out to sea. “No, that’s crazy.”
“Try me,” Anton edged up close behind her.
“There must be something wrong with my radar. Psychometric skills. Whatever you want to call them.”
Anton indulged himself and wrapped his hands across her belly and pulled her back against his chest. She tucked as neatly under his chin as if she’d been designed to fit. “There’s not a goddamn thing wrong with you.”
“You’re biased.”
“Even if I wasn’t—though gotta admit I seriously am—there’s nothing wrong with you.”
“Excep
