Zombies On The Rock (Book 3): The Republic of Newfoundland by Carberry Paul

Author:Carberry, Paul [Carberry, Paul]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Zombies
Publisher: Engen Books
Published: 2019-09-06T04:00:00+00:00

The snow had finally began to fall like Eric had predicted. Luckily the wind was almost non-existent. It fell in tiny flakes almost straight down from the sky, accumulating on the ground very fast. “How much further?” Eric asked Hank as he bounced gently in his saddle.

“It won’t be much longer.” Hank looked like an old Russian man on top of that horse. The clothes he took from the retirement home were not flattering, but they did look warm. Eric was cold and wet. He felt miserable. His coat barely kept him warm and his body heat melted the snow that fell down the collar of his jacket. At least his work boots were built to withstand this kind of weather. Having dry socks was the only thing keeping Eric from catching the flu.

“You are sure they will be here?” Eric asked.

Hank shook his head. “You sound like a kid in the back seat of his parents car on a long trip.”

Eric laughed. “Are we there yet?”

“Almost,” Hank said, sarcastically.

Eric looked down at Hank’s horse as its hooves plodded through the snow, kicking up large white bursts with each step. Looking back over his shoulder Eric could hardly see the hoof prints on the hill they had just come down. He was starting to worry they were going to get caught in a blizzard and stuck out here on their own. “Seriously, what makes you sure they will be here?”

“They will be here, trust me.” Hank was bringing them to the old rangers station just outside of Springdale to meet up with the vikings.

Eric didn’t see any signs of them heading down this road, but the snow had buried the most obvious clues. “Why would we want to go there? I mean its right on the highway and the Pelley’s will drive by here if they do decide to come back.”

“I don’t plan on staying here, I’m just keeping my word to them. I told them I would meet them here.” Hank swayed back and forth atop his horse like a cowboy in an old western movie. He was much more comfortable riding than Eric.

Eric’s hips and thigh muscles were getting sore from the long ride. “So we came all this way in the middle of a blizzard so you could keep your word.” Eric was getting agitated.

“I came all this way because we need their help. We are going back to Corner Brook.” Hank had been keeping his plan a secret from Eric and it was beginning to wear down his last nerves.

“Corner Brook is a wasteland. There are too many of those dead freaks roaming through the city.” Eric didn’t agree with Hanks plan and he certainly wasn’t going to bring Dana back there.

“It may be filled with those filthy rotting corpses, but at least there wouldn’t be anyone looking to take what we have from us there,” Hank said.

“Hank MacDonald the movie star and man with the plan,” Eric said enthusiastically. Eric hadn’t started losing his loved ones until they tangled with other people.

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