Forget the Zombies (Book 2): Forget Texas
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Spears Pop Tarts; wars have been fought for less.These were a limited edition version called Wildberry Bloom. Joni’s son, Martin, had them, but a big bruiser who went by the name of Tank (I kid you not) wanted them. It was an apt nickname, and while he was big, his version of a tank would be somewhat doughy around the middle. He was just over six feet six with beefy arms and legs plus a voluminous gut hanging over his extra wide belt. A little spongy, I would say, but not to his face.Not all wa...s well in the camp and this latest simmering of tension was indicative of the overall ill-tempered attitude circulating among the refugees. Of course, we were in tents and it was Texas. And it was August. I’ve been around the world and there are fewer hotter or more miserably humid places than Texas in August. Anyone would be pissed off if they had to be there. Oh yeah, we were in the midst of an impending zombie apocalypse, too. That was the icing on the cake.“Hey, kid, give me the Pop Tarts or I’ll smack you down,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spears Pop Tarts; wars have been fought for less.These were a limited edition version called Wildberry Bloom. Joni’s son, Martin, had them, but a big bruiser who went by the name of Tank (I kid you not) wanted them. It was an apt nickname, and while he was big, his version of a tank would be somewhat doughy around the middle. He was just over six feet six with beefy arms and legs plus a voluminous gut hanging over his extra wide belt. A little spongy, I would say, but not to his face.Not all wa...s well in the camp and this latest simmering of tension was indicative of the overall ill-tempered attitude circulating among the refugees. Of course, we were in tents and it was Texas. And it was August. I’ve been around the world and there are fewer hotter or more miserably humid places than Texas in August. Anyone would be pissed off if they had to be there. Oh yeah, we were in the midst of an impending zombie apocalypse, too. That was the icing on the cake.“Hey, kid, give me the Pop Tarts or I’ll smack you down,”
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