Logan's early for something for what is possibly the first time in his life ( Read more... )

Logan gets to New York with something he didn't have a day ago: A plan ( Read more... )

The door closes behind Meg with an ominous 'thud.' It sounds like doom, and it echoes even more ominously ( Read more... )

By the end of the week, the car is fixed and Logan's ready to move on down the road ( Read more... )

Logan sees Annie, looking all kinds of cute in her waitress uniform, before she sees him, and greets her cheerfully, hoping they can pretend that last night never happened ( Read more... )

Logan and Meg made a list prioritizing the servants they need to talk to. It was easy enough to leave out the bulk of the cleaning staff, the kitchen staff and the stablehands. From there, things got a little complicated ( Read more... )

Their arrival in Amebergeldar is rushed, but Logan had time to grab a camera, a ball point pen and a notebook. He can write with a quill as needed, but it's so much easier to not have to bother. The camera...well. It's always handy to have a way to document evidence, as he learned from Veronica Mars. Even if he isn't nearly as good a photographer ( Read more... )

1. The plea for help ( Read more... )

Logan's hard at work on the pile of greasy dishes when a tall brown-haired woman ducks into diner's back room. "I just need five minutes," she mutters. "Just five, without someone yammering at me ( Read more... )

It was almost inevitable, really, Logan thinks as he closes the hood on his car. Go on a cross-country road trip with no real plan or expectation or, you know, money, and something bad is going to happen ( Read more... )