“Leonidas barked as the light beams of the massive tunnel cleaner flared, nearly blinding Alisa. “Climb what?” she demanded, scrambling backward, away from the machine. Not that it would matter. It was turning slowly around the corner, but it would pick up speed soon—it must have been zipping along at twenty-five miles per hour in the other tunnel. Leonidas might be able to outrun it, but Alisa and Alejandro never could. “The side of the tunnel.” Leonidas gripped her and lifted her from her feet..., thrusting her at the wall. The ancient stones were jagged and uneven, but she would hardly consider them a ladder. But she did not argue. She did her best to find a grip. Would it be enough? The cleaner rolled toward them, nearly touching the ceiling with its bulky automatic control cab. Brushes and blades whirred, sweeping and chipping away the accumulated sediment and organic matter. With the ominous grinding in her ears, Alisa scrambled up the rough wall, her toes wedging into gaps between the stones where mortar had cracked and fallen away in pieces.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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This book is one of my favorite genres and the way the plot was executed was very fast paced and exiting the whole way. My favorite part of the story was alisa and her abominable humor, and the way she interacted with all of the passengers especially leo
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