Her bright red parka, barely visible beneath the ice. Decker’s insistence that they rescue her. Delaney was completely blue when they pulled her out. Ten people every day die from non-boating drownings. Delaney should have been one of those awful statistics, but somehow she survived eleven minutes under Falcon Lake’s ice in that December-frigid water. … Continue reading Fracture, by Megan Miranda (fiction) – drowned, but not dead: death-escaper or death-bringer?