~ Chapter Two ~  David was quiet at dinner. He barely made eye contact and left the table within five minutes
after hardly touching his food. Carol was concerned she'd made a big mistake but sincerely believed
the ends justified the admittedly extraordinary means. She did not want an air of tension to pervade
the house so she decided to clear the air imme

~ Chapter One ~
Carol Olson was by all accounts the perfect mom. She made a decent living as a dental
hygienist, maintained a clean and comfortable home for her son, and prided herself on always doing
the right thing. During the spring and summer of 2009 the “right thing” suddenly became more
complicated.
“Mom, I have something from the