Shadow Falling (The Scorpius Syndrome #2)
“—Dr. Vinnie Wellington, Perceptions It was a mistake to take three vehicles. Too much gas, too much noise. Raze kept his temper at a slow simmer as he drove the battered truck with Vinnie sitting across the seat. Jax followed on a dirt bike, while Tace and Sami brought up the rear in another truck.
The plan was to hide all three within running distance just in case the Mercs took out one or two of the machines.
A warm breeze, even at the midnight hour, promised the warmth of the oncoming summer. The moon shone bright and strong over the deserted land, its glow illuminating rusting car carcasses lining each side of the once busy 101.
“Is the good reverend crazy?” Raze asked, twisting the wheel to avoid a downed ice cream truck.
“Define crazy,” Vinnie said, planting her tennis shoes on the dash. “He’s determined, and he’s focused. I haven’t met with him enough to really diagnose him, but if I had, I think I’d discover that he suffers from either narcissistic personality disorder or bord...erline personality disorder.MoreLess
The plan was to hide all three within running distance just in case the Mercs took out one or two of the machines.
A warm breeze, even at the midnight hour, promised the warmth of the oncoming summer. The moon shone bright and strong over the deserted land, its glow illuminating rusting car carcasses lining each side of the once busy 101.
“Is the good reverend crazy?” Raze asked, twisting the wheel to avoid a downed ice cream truck.
“Define crazy,” Vinnie said, planting her tennis shoes on the dash. “He’s determined, and he’s focused. I haven’t met with him enough to really diagnose him, but if I had, I think I’d discover that he suffers from either narcissistic personality disorder or bord...erline personality disorder.MoreLess
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