Gray Matter Splatter (A Deckard Novel Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
Snow fell, then collapsed down, flattened out by the the sun, only to begin drifting down from the sky again hours later. The glacier moved, too slowly for human observation to notice. What appeared static was constantly in a state of flux. Even the barren desolation of the Arctic contained a hint of life, even if it was desperate and barely hanging on underneath a rock, waiting for spring. A fist punched up through the snow to the surface. The surrounding snow collapsed as the fist was withdrawn and a human figure emerged on the side of the mountain. Deckard reached up and pulled his hood down, using the cold air to force himself awake. It had been a long night, but he was alive. Alive and pissed. Pulling out his MBITR radio, he walked to the edge of the mountain. Using FM signals, the radio operated by line of sight. Having the high ground did him little good in this case, but he hoped he would be able to make contact with the main body.
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