Fuel for the Living

Pocatello, Idaho. March 1989.At 3:42 a.m., Ruth May is found dead in a gas station restroom, her wrists cut, no weapon in sight, and one message smeared across the mirror in coral lipstick:STILLThe case is ruled a suicide. It doesn't hold.Her brother Amos takes her shift, determined to understand what really happened. But the station doesn't stay quiet. Clocks across the county freeze at 3:42. Rad...