Tail 'Em (Jailbreak Book 1) by Sam Hall

Author:Sam Hall [Hall, Sam]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-10-23T16:00:00+00:00

It became clear where Janey had gone when we got to the back door. It had been left open a crack, something the dogs had managed to shove their muzzles between and wedge open. Max ran around on the grass, nose to the ground, sniffing wildly, but Buster came running up with a familiar fluffy slipper in tow.

“Give it here,” I said, holding out a hand for him to drop it into, and he did with some reluctance. He liked the soft feel of the fabric between his teeth and wanted to shred it, but when I reached down and patted him, telling what a good boy he was, an explosion went off inside him.

His whole body wagged as he felt a huge rush of love, those big brown eyes searching mine, looking for more, more, more validation. I dropped down to my knees, scrubbing my fingers through his chest fur as Max and Jai walked on.

They found tracks, I could see that each time they stopped to consult a patch of ground before moving onto the next. I stayed there for a moment, not wanting to get to my feet and find out why. I just watched them move farther and farther away.

Which was perhaps why they got the drop on us. The breeze was blowing against my face, whisking their scent away, and they’d obviously been perched on my roof for some time, waiting for exactly this. The only warning I got was Buster stiffening when he heard the faint shift of footsteps, prompting me to look around. I saw nothing initially, searching the house for signs of life, but it wasn’t until I looked up that I saw them. A brief glint of sunlight on the muzzle of guns, the reflective film on their sunglasses, and a scream was halfway out my throat when the dart slammed into me.

“Fuck!” I yelped, fingers going to the big plastic syringe hanging out of my shoulder, but I could feel the drug taking effect as I did so. My fingers felt too big, like meaty sausages that struggled to grip the tube, dragging a gargled scream from me when they did.

“Shan!”

Jai’s voice sounded way too far away, all echoey and reverberating around in my skull, but it died away all too soon as I heard another shot ring out. I couldn’t do anything about it, as the world went sideways. I landed on the ground like a sack of potatoes, helpless to move away when Buster began madly snuffling at my face. Jai’s growls came out long, distorted, and drawn out sounding, before they and everything else fell away to nothing.

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