THEY DROVE NINETEEN-YEAR-OLD EVELYN HART INTO AN ABANDONED RAIL TUNNEL FOR “STEALING” WINTER COAL—BUT WHEN THE GREAT FREEZE CUT OFF THE TOWN, HER DEAD FATHER’S TELEGRAPH BEGAN TAPPING ONE IMPOSSIBLE NAME…

THEY DROVE NINETEEN-YEAR-OLD EVELYN HART INTO AN ABANDONED RAIL TUNNEL FOR “STEALING” WINTER COAL—BUT WHEN THE GREAT FREEZE CUT OFF THE TOWN, HER DEAD FATHER’S TELEGRAPH BEGAN TAPPING ONE IMPOSSIBLE NAME…

THEY CALLED CLAIRE ROWAN’S HILLSIDE HOUSE A GRAVE—UNTIL THE TOWN’S NEW STORM SHELTER LOCKED FROM THE INSIDE, AND THE MAN WHO MOCKED HER BEGGED HER TO OPEN THE DOOR SHE’D NEVER SHOWN ANYONE

THEY CALLED CLAIRE ROWAN’S HILLSIDE HOUSE A GRAVE—UNTIL THE TOWN’S NEW STORM SHELTER LOCKED FROM THE INSIDE, AND THE MAN WHO MOCKED HER BEGGED HER TO OPEN THE DOOR SHE’D NEVER SHOWN ANYONE
THEY CALLED EVELYN MERCER A THIEF FOR HIDING 700 POUNDS OF FOOD BENEATH A MAINE SCHOOL—THEN THE BRIDGE COLLAPSED, THE TRAINS STOPPED, AND ONE SEALED CRATE EXPOSED WHO WANTED THE TOWN HUNGRY

THEY CALLED EVELYN MERCER A THIEF FOR HIDING 700 POUNDS OF FOOD BENEATH A MAINE SCHOOL—THEN THE BRIDGE COLLAPSED, THE TRAINS STOPPED, AND ONE SEALED CRATE EXPOSED WHO WANTED THE TOWN HUNGRY