Hell's Highway (Ross & Sullivan #2) by Gerri Hill

Author:Gerri Hill [Hill, Gerri]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: lesbian, romance, Fiction, Mystery, Crime, Law Enforcement, FBI, Agent, Adult, Butch-Femme
ISBN: 9781594932601
Publisher: Bella Books
Published: 2011-12-12T06:00:00+00:00

11 Gerri Hill

“Goddamn,” she muttered, then turned, hurrying back out into the dark hallway. “Reynolds? Anything?”

He snapped on his small flashlight, shining it along the wall until they found another door. There was no light seen under the door and she stood by it silently, listening, but there was no sound from within. She stepped back, one powerful kick opening the door. The air left her lungs when Reynolds’s light flashed across Andrea’s body.

“My God,” she whispered.

“Focus, Ross,” Reynolds said, his light flashing in the corners of the room, illuminating medical equipment that looked like it had been scattered in haste.

“Clear,” she said. She turned, finding the light switch, nearly gasping as it all came into view. Dried blood covered the floor, the countertop, the table. .and Andrea lay naked on top of it, chained by the arms and feet.

“We should,” he said, clearing his throat as he stared, “we should secure the house.”

But Cameron didn’t move, her eyes were glued to Andrea, her heart filled with fear. She felt sick to her stomach. Andrea couldn’t be dead. She just couldn’t be. It was then she saw the needle sticking out of Andrea’s arm, the IV drip, the vials. It jolted her into action, rushing forward, reaching out, then pausing, hoping to feel warm flesh, not cold. Her hand trembled as she touched Andrea’s arm, relief flooding her as she saw her shallow breathing. She jerked the needle out of her arm and flung it to the countertop. She did the same with the IV, tugging it out of her arm, feeling remorse as blood seeped out from her actions.

“Oh, God,” she murmured, bending low, feeling her faint breath on her face. “Hang in there, baby,” she whispered. She looked up, seeing Reynolds staring. “Find the goddamn keys,”

she said as her hands tugged at the chains.

“She’s alive?”

“Yes.”

They both looked up, hearing sirens in the distance. Their backup, she hoped.

“Here,” he said, tossing keys at her.

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