Untouchable (The Blankenships book 8)
“She found herself appreciating that; after all, if she got away from them somehow, it would be a hell of a lot easier to uncover her eyes than it was to break a zip-tie.
When they took her out of the car, she heard the kinds of busy sounds that she associated with a city. Rushing cars, shouting people, horns, traffic. But the sounds were muffled somehow, farther away. Strange. She couldn’t quite grasp what was going on.
When they pulled her to her feet, her head spun like a Tilt-a-Whirl, and she felt her knees start to give out below her. She gasped, suddenly completely unsure which way was up or down; the only thing that kept her from falling was someone’s arms closing around her waist and hauling her upright. Something plastic was pressed against her lips—a bottle—and when it was tipped up and cool liquid brushed over her lips, she drank greedily. She hadn’t realized she was thirsty until she was gulping down water as fast as they poured it for her, and hunger followed c...losely, her stomach clawing viciously at her spine.MoreLess
When they took her out of the car, she heard the kinds of busy sounds that she associated with a city. Rushing cars, shouting people, horns, traffic. But the sounds were muffled somehow, farther away. Strange. She couldn’t quite grasp what was going on.
When they pulled her to her feet, her head spun like a Tilt-a-Whirl, and she felt her knees start to give out below her. She gasped, suddenly completely unsure which way was up or down; the only thing that kept her from falling was someone’s arms closing around her waist and hauling her upright. Something plastic was pressed against her lips—a bottle—and when it was tipped up and cool liquid brushed over her lips, she drank greedily. She hadn’t realized she was thirsty until she was gulping down water as fast as they poured it for her, and hunger followed c...losely, her stomach clawing viciously at her spine.MoreLess
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