October 2019. A two-lane blacktop in western Nebraska, dry grass and broken fence lines. Luna's cousin Delia drove out there alone after a fight she never fully explained to anyone. Her car was found parked at the base of a wind turbine with the driver's door open, the engine still warm, and the headlights pointed north into empty field. The county sheriff wrote it off as a walk-off—rural depression, cold night, bad decision. But three things don't fit. Delia's phone, recovered a week later, logged a single text draft at 2:14 AM—seven words, never sent. The turbine's motion sensor captured a silhouette walking past it at 2:17, then another joining from the field. And on the passenger seat she left her jacket folded, her keys on top, and a bar of lavender soap she'd been carrying for days. Luna went looking. She found a stretch of gravel where the ground stayed warm through the frost. She found a name carved into a wooden fence post—not Delia's. And she found out what happens to people who walk north on Route 9 when the only light is a half-moon and the turbines are turning slow.
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