“He does not remember arriving here, or if he has been here before. to be millions of miles away from any care in the world.” Was that the Ferryman? “Only liberty I know.” How’d we get here? “I do not stand alone. Lena takes charge and Lena gets what she needs, while taking no funny business.Īdrift Afterlife creepy comics collage by Jennifer Weigel Creepy Comics Story 8: Adrift Afterlife (why you save the best gold coins for the ferryman) She is frankly a badass and I’m always surprised when men are able to write a female character with grit and guts in such a true way as Adams does here and in No Exit. She searches for answers for a sibling she barely knows, just to make sure that justice is served. Lena – a very empowered woman, as you’ll get to know – is a captivating character. “Nightmares do come true, but never in the shape you expect.” Hairpin Bridge, page 176 What follows is an adrenaline surge, from the very moment Lena and Ray park their cars on the bridge to meet.
Lena convinces Officer Raymond Raycevic to meet her at Hairpin Bridge to give her closure, saying her therapist encouraged it. Lena promises her sister that she will get to the bottom of it – to the truth. Hopefully you can, Officer Raycevic.” It just so happens that Officer Raycevic is on record pulling over Cambry just one hour before her suicide. Cambry was a young woman living out of her car and travelling the nation when one day, she jumps from a bridge infamous for being a place of suicide.Ĭambry’s final words were a text to her sister: “Please forgive me.
It tells the narrative of Lena investigating the supposed suicide of her twin sister, Cambry. Hairpin Bridge has a similar outcome and feeling to me. No Exit was probably the best thriller I read during the year it was released.
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