Compass Call: Survival & Awakening (The Gatekeeper Book 3) - Plot & Excerpts
He shut the door between each trip as a feel good measure, but it still bothered him to think that his neighbors could smell the taco meat. Visions of hungry people assembling in his yard began to fill his mind, and it took a great deal of effort to push those thoughts away. When they carried the last of the pails into the house, John closed and secured the back door. No one seemed to notice his stress, but he knew he would have to explain the importance of discipline in all areas, especially with the smell of cooking food, if such a thing was even possible. John doubted anyone in the neighborhood had fresh meat to cook, let alone the means to cook it, and he wondered if they should go to cold meals until they left. The last thing he wanted to do was entice his neighbors to further investigate his already obvious preps. Lunch cooking on the stove made John wonder where they were on their propane storage. He had a large tank, but with all the additional washing and cooking going on, the propane was quite literally being burned up at an accelerated rate.
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