Here We Stand (Book 2): Divided (Surviving the Evacuation)
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The speedometer hit twenty. Thirty. He had to get away. The truck bounced over ruts, slewed through puddles, and churned up mud. Forty. Fifty. He had no destination in mind, just a need to outrun the lethal particles that, even now, were settling back to ground around the impact site. Fifty-five miles an hour, and the track widened, the trees thinned. He could see the edge of a pasture ahead, and beyond it the silent chimneys of something industrial. Was it the place where he’d been held prisone...r? No. There were twelve stacks clustered in two groups, each with red and blue stripes painted near the top. Sixty, but no speed could be fast enough. Sixty-five. The wheels hit mud. The vehicle spun, tipped, and he thought it was going to roll. It didn’t, but he eased off on the gas.
Addison. He should have searched his corpse. There might have been a clue as to the location of the mine. Perhaps an explanation as to how the outbreak began. He doubted that. The man knew nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The speedometer hit twenty. Thirty. He had to get away. The truck bounced over ruts, slewed through puddles, and churned up mud. Forty. Fifty. He had no destination in mind, just a need to outrun the lethal particles that, even now, were settling back to ground around the impact site. Fifty-five miles an hour, and the track widened, the trees thinned. He could see the edge of a pasture ahead, and beyond it the silent chimneys of something industrial. Was it the place where he’d been held prisone...r? No. There were twelve stacks clustered in two groups, each with red and blue stripes painted near the top. Sixty, but no speed could be fast enough. Sixty-five. The wheels hit mud. The vehicle spun, tipped, and he thought it was going to roll. It didn’t, but he eased off on the gas.
Addison. He should have searched his corpse. There might have been a clue as to the location of the mine. Perhaps an explanation as to how the outbreak began. He doubted that. The man knew nothing.
What to read after Here We Stand (Book 2): Divided (Surviving the Evacuation)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tayell, Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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