Love Inspired Suspense May 2015 #2 Read Online Free PDF

might not be free to try again.”
    â€œDon’t blame yourself, Liebchen.” Opa’s papery-soft hand settled over hers and she clung to him. “You couldn’t have known.”
    â€œIt sounds like you saw him well enough to help our sketch artist render an accurate drawing,” Skyler said. “Are you willing to meet with him?”
    Krista nodded. “I’ll never forget his face. Never.”
    â€œI’ll set something up for tomorrow. Is there a time that’s best for you?”
    â€œI teach preschool and the kids need me there. I have two sessions a day. I start at seven and get off at four.”
    Skyler frowned. “I’d rather not wait an entire day. What about a lunch break? Could we do it then?”
    â€œYes, if your artist comes to the preschool at noon.”
    â€œI’ll make sure it happens.” Skyler pulled her gaze from Krista for the first time since the questioning had begun. “Anyone else have questions?”
    Brady looked right at Krista, not the least bit uncomfortable pinning her with a hard stare. “We wouldn’t be doing our jobs if we didn’t at least ask Ms. Curry if she’s involved in this.”
    Here it comes. The accusations.
    Opa grasped his chest. “Och, not my Krista. She’d never do a thing like this. Don’t you have security cameras that caught our arrival? If so, you can see for yourself that she carried no backpack.”
    â€œTo get through security she would have had to stow the pack with the bomb in advance,” Jake said.
    She crossed her arms. “How could I have gotten materials in here? I have no access.”
    â€œBut a friend might.” Skyler watched Krista carefully, measuring, weighing.
    â€œI just returned to Portland two weeks ago. After being gone for four years, I know few people in town, let alone someone who works here.”
    Skyler didn’t seem fazed by Krista’s protests. “You were in a premier seating area. Seats like that are hard to come by. How did you get tickets to such an area if you’ve just arrived in town?”
    â€œOpa’s friend Erwin gave them to us. He has season tickets.” Krista hated that she sounded defensive when she was telling the truth. “We did nothing wrong.”
    Skyler offered Krista an apologetic look. “You aren’t the only person we’ll talk to. There’s a long list of people with access to this place who we’ll thoroughly investigate. I’d appreciate your patience as it will take time to work the list to rule out any connection to you.”
    Translated, Krista was a suspect and would be one for some time. If they dug deep enough into her assumed identity, they’d eventually discover her real name and her supposed role in Toby’s death. Then her life would dissolve in chaos again. People would hurl the title murderer at her again. Add bomber to it. Taunt and embarrass her and Opa. Her throat closed with the thought, and she chugged her water under Darcie’s watchful eyes.
    â€œYou can certainly rule out my Timbers as suspects,” Opa announced, taking the attention from her. “None of the players would ever be involved in such a thing.”
    Krista had to smile at the staunch support of his team.
    â€œSorry, Otto.” Jake grinned. “We’ll even have to check into the players.
    Opa crossed his arms. “A waste of time, if you ask me. As it is a waste of time checking up on Krista and me, but I will give you Erwin’s information so you can contact him to confirm our story.”
    Determined not to let this team railroad her the way the other cops had, Krista fired a confident look at Skyler. “Do you honestly think I’d bring my grandfather along if I planned to bomb the stadium?”
    Brady’s brows rose toward thick blond hair. “You could have brought him along for cover. Then something went wrong. You couldn’t get out in