Human Extinction Level Loss (Book 3): Liberation - Plot & Excerpts
He hated the delay, but it gave him time to forage, to gather the things he needed, something he didn’t have time to do when the horde was within his sights. As an astronomer might chart the elliptical path of a comet, Jacob knew the meandering circuitous path of the horde and knew they would be coming back to him. Jonathan Mann had received his liberation that morning. Jacob knew Mann to be a hard worker who loved his family. As a lawman, Jacob always looked for something to remember people by, both the good and the bad. A cop never knew when some bit of memory or information about a person might come in handy. Mann rode a Harley. His appearance could convey that he was a biker of the redneck variety and maybe someone you would step around, but that would be wrong. Jacob remembered Mann as a person who was quick with a joke, with a big heart. He had a great relationship with his sister, which is what impressed Jacob. It was like they were friends, brother and sister, but friends. Jacob had a smallish family, so the whole idea of a tightly knit clan was alien to him.
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