Zero Hour (Zombie Apocalypse Book 2) by James Loscombe

Author:James Loscombe [Loscombe, James]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2016-10-03T03:00:00+00:00

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People began to gather around the vehicles. Colette led Beth to the front of the group beside Russell, Matilda, and their other daughter, Tiffany.

“Your people are all here?” Russell said.

She looked around but, without getting the two groups to separate and conducting a head count, there was no way she was going to know for sure. “I think so,” she said.

“Then load them up,” Russell said. “We need to get moving.”

Beth started to move, but before she got two steps away, the crack of a distant gunshot made her stop. She turned to look up the hill, but she couldn’t see anyone there. She turned to look at Russell, but he didn’t seem to know what had happened either.

Three bikes appeared one after the other, flying over to top of the hill at what she could only assume was maximum speed. Although they were still far away, she could see that there were two people on each bike. One facing towards her, the other facing away. Three more shots were fired, but she couldn’t see what they were shooting at.

“Everyone inside now!” Russell shouted, his voice boomed as loudly as the gunshots.

To their credit, his people didn’t panic. Which made it easier for Beth to see her people amongst the crowd. She hurried forwards and began ushering them into the rear camper, which was going to be theirs until they found something more suitable.

She held the door open.

“Get in,” she shouted. “Come on, hurry up.”

She counted them off: the children were there, Rachel and David urging them forwards. Dawn was there, trying to distance herself from the young children while still moving towards the door. Even Noel was there, but he didn’t look happy about it. She smiled at him as he passed and, when the last of the group was safely aboard, she followed them in and closed the door.

They had been given a driver and a navigator so there was nothing for any of them to do except find a seat and wait. The engine rumbled to life beneath them, and they began to move forwards.

Beth found a seat by a window and looked out, hoping that she wouldn’t see any zombies and that the bikers would reach them in time.

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