Dead Highways (Book 2): Passage
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The infected had slowly—and I mean s l o w l y—made their way by us, most likely heading back for the interstate. During this time, Robinson and I had hardly said a word to one another. He used the radio a few times early on, asking, whisper quiet, if Ted was on the other end, if he could hear us. If anyone could hear us. No one answered.Once we began to hear the sound of footfalls outside, he set the radio down between us, the volume on its lowest setting, and waited until the area was clear—or... at least, until it sounded clear.Now it was time to try the radio again.Ted had said he’d come back for us. I believed him because I think he meant it when he said it. But that was twenty, thirty minutes ago. They could have been held up, run into more trouble. They could be dead. Peaches. Olivia. All of them. Dead. The thought crept into my mind and sat there like an anchor, festering, pulling me down and drowning me in dread.Robinson picked up the radio, pushed the talk button. “Ted, come in.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The infected had slowly—and I mean s l o w l y—made their way by us, most likely heading back for the interstate. During this time, Robinson and I had hardly said a word to one another. He used the radio a few times early on, asking, whisper quiet, if Ted was on the other end, if he could hear us. If anyone could hear us. No one answered.Once we began to hear the sound of footfalls outside, he set the radio down between us, the volume on its lowest setting, and waited until the area was clear—or... at least, until it sounded clear.Now it was time to try the radio again.Ted had said he’d come back for us. I believed him because I think he meant it when he said it. But that was twenty, thirty minutes ago. They could have been held up, run into more trouble. They could be dead. Peaches. Olivia. All of them. Dead. The thought crept into my mind and sat there like an anchor, festering, pulling me down and drowning me in dread.Robinson picked up the radio, pushed the talk button. “Ted, come in.”
What to read after Dead Highways (Book 2): Passage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Richard Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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